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zshrc aliases
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| # Git aliases | |
| alias gitd="git diff -- ':!package-lock.json' ':!yarn.lock'" | |
| alias gitc='git checkout develop' | |
| alias gits='git status' | |
| # Will return the current branch name | |
| # Usage example: git pull origin $(current_branch) | |
| function current_branch() { | |
| ref=$(git symbolic-ref HEAD 2> /dev/null) || return | |
| echo ${ref#refs/heads/} | |
| } | |
| alias gitp='git pull origin $(current_branch)' |
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This is a great example of keeping a .zshrc workflow simple and practical. The Git aliases make everyday commands like git status, switching to develop, and pulling from the current branch much quicker, while the custom current_branch() function adds a nice touch of automation. I especially like gitd, since excluding package-lock.json and yarn.lock keeps diffs focused on the changes that actually matter. Small shell improvements like these can save a surprising amount of time during daily development. https://savetikio.com/
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