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oh-my-zsh git plugin

This plugin is a complete replacement for the default oh-my-zsh git plugin, and provides quite a few useful aliases and functions. The motivation to replace the default plugin stems from the fact that it comes with some inconsistencies that make a few popular commands rather unintuitive:

gcm='git checkout master': this is inconsistent with gco='git checkout',
and on top of that it steals what should be the shortcut for git commit -m.
Similar issues with git log: half of the commands use glg, the other half gl,
but gl by itself is git pull (!?), for which gpl would make more sense.
...

The efficiency of these shortcuts is kind of lost when you have to remember different letters for the same subcommand depending on the parameter(s) you're using ...

In this plugin, great care care is taken to make sure all aliases are the most intuitive they can possibly be.
On top of that, quite a few extra functions are added.

Installation

To use this plugin, clone this repo to ~/.oh-my-zsh/custom/plugins:

git clone https://github.com/davidde/git.git ~/.oh-my-zsh/custom/plugins/git

This will automatically override the default git plugin.

If you aren't yet using the default plugin, add git to the plugins in your ~/.zshrc file:

plugins=(git)

Aliases cheatsheet

Alias	Command
g	git
ga	git add
gaa	git add --all
gai	git add --interactive
galias	git_list_aliases
gam	git commit --amend -m
gama	git commit --amend -m --all
gan	git commit --amend --no-edit
gana	git commit --amend --no-edit --all
gap	git add --patch
gb	git branch
gba	git branch --all
gbd	git branch --delete
gbdf	git branch --delete --force
gbl	git blame
gbll	git_blame_line <file> [<from line>] [<to line>]
gbls	git branch --list \| cat
gbs	git bisect
gbsb	git bisect bad
gbsg	git bisect good
gbsr	git bisect reset
gbss	git bisect start
gc	git commit --verbose
gcam	git commit -am
gcame	git commit -am --allow-empty-message ""
gcamg	git commit -am --gpg-sign
gcams	git commit -am --signoff
gcem	git commit --allow-empty -m
gcf	git config
gcfl	git config --list
gcfls	git config --list \| cat
gcl	git clone --recurse-submodules
gclcd	git_clone_and_cd
gcm	git commit -m
gcmg	git commit -m --gpg-sign
gcms	git commit -m --signoff
gcnt	git_count
gcnta	git_count_all
gco	git checkout
gcob	git checkout -b
gcobb	"checkout branch before": git checkout -
gcoc	git_checkout_child
gcod	git checkout develop
gcom	git checkout $(git_main_branch)
gcop	git_checkout_parent
gcp	git cherry-pick
gcpa	git cherry-pick --abort
gcpc	git cherry-pick --continue
gd	git diff
gds	git diff --staged
gdst	git diff stash@{0}
gdsth	git diff stash@{0} HEAD
gdstp	git diff stash@{0}^ stash@{0}
gf	git fetch
gfo	git fetch origin
ggb	"git graph branches"
gignore	git update-index --skip-worktree
gunignore	git update-index --no-skip-worktree
gignored	git ls-files -v \| grep ^S
gl	git log --name-status
glf	git_log_file <file> [<from line>] [<to line>]
glg	git log --graph
glgo	git log --graph --oneline
glgs	git log --graph --stat
glo	git log --oneline
gloc	git_locate_string <Line-of-Code> [<file>]
glog	git log
glr	git log --reverse --name-status
gls	git ls-files
gm	git merge
gmom	git merge origin/$(git_main_branch)
gmum	git merge upstream/$(git_main_branch)
gmv	git mv
gp	git push
gpd	git push --delete
gpdo	git push --delete origin
gpf	git push --force-with-lease
gpt	git push && git push --tags
gpl	git pull
gplr	git pull --rebase
gplrs	git pull --recurse-submodules
gr	git reset
grhard	git reset --hard
grk	git reset --keep
grs	git reset --soft
grh	git_reset_head
grhhard	git_reset_head --hard
grhk	git_reset_head --keep
grhs	git_reset_head --soft
grb	git rebase
grbm	git rebase $(git_main_branch)
grem	git remote
grema	git remote add
gremrm	git remote rm
gremset	git remote set-url
gremsh	git remote show
gremv	git remote -v
grl	git reflog
grm	git rm
gs	git status
gsh	git show
gshsf	git_show_stash_file <file> [<stash number>]
gss	git_status_short
gst	git stash
gsta	git stash apply
gstd	git stash drop
gstl	git stash list
gstls	git stash list \| cat
gstp	git stash push
gstpop	git stash pop
gstsl	git stash show -l
gstsp	git stash show -p
gsub	git submodule
gsuba	git submodule add
gsubi	git submodule update --init
gsubpl	git submodule foreach git pull
gsubplom	git submodule foreach git pull origin $(git_main_branch)
gsubs	git submodule status
gsubu	git submodule update --remote --merge
gt	git tag
gtam	git tag -am
gtsm	git tag -sm
gtd	git tag --delete
gtl	git tag --list
gtls	git tag --list \| cat
gwch	git whatchanged -p

:warning: Note:

This cheatsheet is optimized for memorability, and may not correspond literally with the actual aliases. E.g.:

"git graph branches"

git log commands are actually more verbose for nicer output.

git commit -m --gpg-sign has its flags switched because -m needs to be last.

Etc.

Check out all commands with usage and clarifications in your local git.plugin.zsh or the repo's source code.

Alternatively, run alias to see all alias implementations, or galias for this cheatsheet.
If you want to see any specific implementation, simply run which <alias/function>.