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by jeremyjh 2 days ago
It assumes git works the way that git works, and that git will not break backwards compatibility in the future. I think the same can be said of any alias in git.
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The question is, is this behavior documented to run the command in a subshell? If it’s only documented to split on spaces and expand environment variables, the git command could change the implementation at any time.