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Add a git-undo symlink #15
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The `git` command will run any command named `git-something` in your `$PATH` when you run `git something`. Add a `git-undo` symlink to make `ugit` feel more integrated with `git`. Closes Bhupesh-V#15
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The `git` command will run any command named `git-something` in your `$PATH` when you run `git something`. Add a `git-undo` symlink to make `ugit` feel more integrated with `git`. Closes Bhupesh-V#15
Damn didn't know about this 🔥 |
It took me an embarrassingly long time to find it out, I don't recall seeing it documented anywhere. It really makes https://github.com/unixorn/git-extra-commands extra useful. |
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git
will call scripts that are namedgit-SOMETHING
when you rungit SOMETHING
.Describe the solution you'd like
Add a
git-undo
symlink tougit
to make it callable consistently with othergit
commands asgit undo
.Additional context
This will make using
ugit
more pleasant since it'll be consistent with othergit
commands.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: