aliases

#
# Useful aliases to put in the [alias] section of your ~/.gitconfig
#

# Usage:
#     git plush <push args>
# Description:
#     push to your origin and github in one go
plush = "!f(){ git push origin \"$@\" && git push github \"$@\";};f"

# Usage:
#     git ardis <n> <commit args>
# Description:
#     a Teeny Tiny Time Machine, the git ardis will make your commit
#     appear to have been performed with an offset of n hours from now
ardis = "!f(){ perl -e'@ENV{<GIT_{AUTHO,COMMITTE}R_DATE>}=(~~localtime$^T+3600*shift)x2;exec git,commit,@ARGV' -- \"$@\";};f"

# Usage:
#     git graph <rev-list>
# Description:
#     a nice graph with all the interestings bits, one commit per line
graph = log --graph --pretty='format:%C(auto)%h %C(cyan)%ad%C(reset)%C(auto)%d %s' --date=short --date-order

# Usage:
#     git blead
# Description:
#     a graph of just the unpublished stuff (assuming releases use v* tags)
blead = "!f(){ git graph `git tag -l v* | tail -1`.. ;};f"

# Usage:
#     git last <rev-list>
# Description:
#     When was the last commit on the optional rev-list?
#     (in a human-readable format)
last = log --pretty=%ad -1 --relative-date