I think I mention this in another tutorial. I feel bad I really have to redo these. Anyway I think what your asking about are the short cuts or git st rather than git status. To make shortcuts/aliasis like that you just add them to your .gitconfig file located in your home directory(/home/username for linux or c:/users/username for windows) I'll post an example an example.
Back when I made this video I used Cygwin which was slower but more "stable". Both have some known issues. Right now at my new job I'm using git bash(mysysgit). Ideally you would use bash on linux or mac, I've actually been meaning to redo these videos for a while with what I know now.
Add an alias section
[alias]
st = status
ci = commit
co = checkout
br = branch
virtualdogbert 2 months ago
I think I mention this in another tutorial. I feel bad I really have to redo these. Anyway I think what your asking about are the short cuts or git st rather than git status. To make shortcuts/aliasis like that you just add them to your .gitconfig file located in your home directory(/home/username for linux or c:/users/username for windows) I'll post an example an example.
virtualdogbert 2 months ago
How do i make git a short cut???\
xRequiKz 3 months ago
Back when I made this video I used Cygwin which was slower but more "stable". Both have some known issues. Right now at my new job I'm using git bash(mysysgit). Ideally you would use bash on linux or mac, I've actually been meaning to redo these videos for a while with what I know now.
virtualdogbert 4 months ago
Which cmd do you use? Cygwin or just Git Bash?
inTaggerPNZ 4 months ago
*Favorited*
Vorbis5 9 months ago
Didn't get. Don't start with assumptions! It's tut 101
tpcastify 11 months ago 2