Git List Aliases - Shell-Bash

As a programmer working with Git, you may have realized that there are certain Git commands that you use quite frequently. If you find yourself typing the same long Git commands multiple times a day, setting up Git aliases can save you time and make your workflow more efficient.

One way to view your Git aliases is through the git list aliases command in your Shell-Bash terminal. This command will display all your existing Git aliases, giving you an idea of what commands you already have set up and what you may want to add.

Here is an example of how to use the git list aliases command in Shell-Bash:

$ git config --get-regexp alias

This command will list out all of your Git aliases, along with their respective commands. You can also add new aliases through the git config command, like this:

$ git config --global alias.co checkout

This command sets up the alias co for the git checkout command.

In summary, Git aliases are a simple but powerful way to speed up your Git workflow. The git list aliases command is a useful tool for viewing and managing your existing aliases. As you continue to work with Git, take some time to set up aliases for your most commonly used commands and see the time-saving benefits for yourself!