Git

git-aliases.ps1

Many of these are just command shorteners, 'cause I'm that lazy.

gs

Runs 'git status'

glog

Runs 'git log' with a specific "pretty-format".

gbnew [branch_name]

Creates a new local branch with the supplied name and checks out the new branch.

gbshare [branch_name]

Pushes specified branch to remote origin, sets up local branch to track remote and checks out local branch.

gbtrack [branch_name]

Creates new local branch setup to track remote branch and checks out new local branch.

gbdelete [branch_name]

Deletes specified branch from remote and local.

gbclean [branch_name]

Removes all stale remote-tracking branches for origin.

gco [branch_name]

Checks out specified branch.

gundo

Runs 'git reset --soft HEAD^1'. This reverses the last commit, leaving any changes to the working tree intact.

gca

Runs 'git add -A' followed by 'git commit'. Any supplied arguements will be passed to git commit. This effectively stages all new files, modified files and removed files, and then commits.

gcam [commit_msg]

Runs 'git add -A' followed by 'git commit -m commit_msg'. This effectively stages all new files, modified files and removed files, and then commits with the supplied message.

git-reup.ps1

• stash any local changes
• pull latest from origin, rebasing local commits
• re-apply any stashed changes
• if new commits were pulled, display diffstat and log only for the new changes.