git add hogehoge, git commit hogehoge, git push hogehoge....

I only use basic Git commands, but typing them out every time is tedious. To make things easier, I decided to create some aliases.

Script

Command Descriptions

• git-b ... Check branches
• git-c ... Checkout
• git-c-b ... Create and checkout a new branch
• git-p ... Pull
• git-set ... Add/commit/push interactively. (The English here feels a bit awkward, suggestions welcome!)

Troubleshooting

• .bashrc is not being loaded

  • Check if .bash_profile is loading .bashrc
    • cf. [bash] Things to check when .bashrc is not loaded on terminal startup

• After running alias commands, the backspace (delete) key outputs strange characters

  • Keyboard layout is US → Keep ^H in .bashrc
  • Keyboard layout is JIS → Change ^H to ^?

Thoughts

• My development efficiency has slightly improved!
• For those who use Git, what do you usually do? Do you create aliases?

Additional Note

I forgot that Git has a built-in alias configuration command called git config. Improve development efficiency by setting aliases for frequently used Git commands