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I'm not sure but I think he meant creating an alias, such as git task. For instance, your commands could be: git task list git task new "Fix homepage styling"
by andredieb 15y ago
I'm not sure but I think he meant creating an alias, such as git task. For instance, your commands could be:
git task list
git task new "Fix homepage styling"
That can be achieved if you put something like this on .gitconfig:
[alias]
task = !tigger
- dshipper 15y agoOh awesome I didn't know about that I'll definitely look into it. Do you think people would be more likely to use it because they can type 'git' instead of 'tigger' (or whatever name it ends up being)?
- cdata 15y agoIt would definitely fit into git's naming convention for commands better. Whether or not that makes it stickier with users is probably an question only focus testing can answer :)