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by darkwater
915 days ago
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If you want to put this (fantastic, thank you very much for it!) command in your git toolbox, personally I did it like this: 1) create an executable script called `git-l` and put it in a place in your PATH, and make it executable
2) use `git l` to invoke it You will avoid escaping hell and you can even expand/complicate it much more.
The same extension principle works with other CLI tools like `kubectl`. |
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