The following is a list of aliases that abbreviate common git operations that you may perform from a bash shell.
# Add this text to your .bashrc file and they will be available the next time you open a new shell.
# Feel free to update or add your own aliases
# Using an alias - when you feel like you want to try them
# You type the alias and it will be replaced with the definition
# You can add things after the alias as you normally would
#
# Eg you can use
# ga my-file
#
# rather than typing
# git add my-file
# An alias to get you to your 'projects' directory (folder)
# I use 'projects' but you can change this
# leave the '~/' as that is your home directory
alias p='cd ~/projects'
# VS Code - type: c. <Enter> to start VS Code in your current directory
alias c.='code .'
# Additional directory listing aliases
alias ltr='ls -ltr'
alias l='ls -ltr'
# Git aliases
alias ga='git add'
alias gl='git log'
alias gb='git branch'
alias gp='git pull'
alias gpl='git pull'
alias gco='git checkout'
alias gcl='git clone'
alias gui='gitk'
alias gs='git status'
alias gc='git commit'
alias gd='git diff'
alias gdd='git diff HEAD^ HEAD'
alias gph='git push'
# This lists the git aliases above in case you forget
alias gitaliases="alias | grep -e \"='git\" | sed -e \"s/^alias / /\""