adding git aliases #337
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We need a description please. "This is a PR that ..." |
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I'm sorry! I'll edit it. |
fdncred
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fdncred
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In general, most of these look great an helpful. However, some of them look like they don't work. So, I'd ask that you test some of them with non-nushell syntax before we land this. |
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I'll mark this as a draft until I finished testing them and correcting some other stuff. |
sholderbach
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TornaxO7
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@TornaxO7 is this pr ready to merge? |
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yes, it should be ready to merge |
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thanks |
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This PR basically adds most of the aliases from git.plugin.zsh which I often used when I was using
zshand I think that some other people might find them useful as well.This PR also adds a new directory:
aliases. The intention for this directory is that other alias-files which could come up in the future can be inteserted there to separate scripts, which "actually do something", from aliases.