[alias]
	# git branch alias
	br = branch
	# git checkout alias
	co = checkout
	# git log with graph decorations on the side
	glog = log --graph --color --decorate
	# list files modified
	check = diff --name-only
	# Automated fetch and rebase alias.
	# By default works with origin as repository and the given argument as branch name, or master if unset.
	# For manual usage a different repository and a different branch name can be given as arguments.
	# Credits to Adam Brett for the fetch, merge and rebase alias. Edited by Riccardo Paccagnella.
	# We stash first so that uncommitted changes. We stash pop last to restore those uncommitted changes.
	# We attempt fast forward merge in an attempt to sync the tree with the repo, otherwise
	# we try to rebase preserving merges.
	#
	# For example:
	#     git up            # works on origin master
	#     git up dev        # works on origin dev
	#     git up test dev   # works on test dev:
	#
	up = "!f_up() { \
	    REPO=origin; \
	    BRANCH=\"${1:-master}\"; \
	    if [ $# -ge 2 ]; then \
		    REPO=\"$1\"; \
		    BRANCH=\"$2\"; \
	    fi;\
	    git stash && \
	    git fetch \"$REPO\" && \
	    git fetch \"$REPO\" --prune --tags && \
	    ( git merge --ff-only \"$REPO/$BRANCH\" || git rebase --rebase-merges \"$REPO/$BRANCH\" ) && \
	    git stash pop; \
	  }; \
	  f_up"
	# diff involving most recent commit
	cdiff = diff @~ @
	# list already committed files being tracked by your git repo
	ls = ls-tree -r --name-only HEAD
	# information on a commit
	cinfo = cat-file -p
	# git difftool
	d = difftool
	# git mergetool
	m = mergetool
	# full fsck of the repository
	fullfsck = fsck --full
	# fix dangling commits and do a full fsck of the repository
	fullfix = "!f_fullfix() { \
	    git reflog expire --expire=now --all && \
	    git gc --prune=now && \
	    git fsck --full; \
	}; \
	f_fullfix"
	# count commits excluding merges
	#
	# The 1st sed expression removes removes empty lines, and
	# the 2nd sed expression removes the names of the committer.
	#
	count = "!f_count() { \
		git shortlog -n | grep -v Merge | sed -e '/^$/d' -e '/^[A-Za-z].*:/d' | wc -l | tr -d ' '; \
		}; \
		f_count"