[Discuss] A couple of git questions regarding tags

[gaf at blu.org (Jerry Feldman)]

Essentially, 'git status -s' would be the appropriate one. If it returns
anything to stdout, then you can either parse the result or just note
that the repository is unclean.
Certainly setting up aliases are good, but if you are accessing commands
from a script that is being used by others, it is best to use the full
path.

The other thing is for me to set up a script to both do a commit and set
up a tag. That is probably a 10 - 20 line bash script.

On 10/27/2011 11:36 AM, Doug wrote:
>> One additional related question. Suppose the running code is
>> uncommitted, how easy is it to determine if the code has been committed.
> git status???
>
> I use that command so often, I alias it to gs.
>
> alias ga='git add'
> alias gs='git status'
> alias gl='git pull'
> alias gp='git push'
> alias gd='git diff'
> alias gc='git commit -v'
> alias gca='git commit -v -a'
> alias gb='git branch'
> aliases:alias gba='git branch -a'
> alias glog='git log'
> alias gre='git rebase'     # sync up branches
> alias gco='git checkout'   # revert file, change branch


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