# Ignore lines which begin with a and match previous entries. # For example, ls **/*.txt will list all text files in the current directory hierarchy. # Enable the ** globstar recursive pattern in file and directory expansions. # Note, this works in conjuction with the cdspell option listed above. # Automatically expand directory globs and fix directory name typos whilst completing. # Automatically fix directory name typos when changing directory. = 'ls -la' alias lls = 'ls -la -sort=size' alias llt = 'ls -la -sort=time' alias rm = 'rm -iv' alias work = 'cd /c/repos' # Bash shell settings # Typing a directory name just by itself will automatically change into that directory. /././' alias bashclear = 'echo "" > ~/.bash_history' alias cls = 'clear' alias ls = 'ls -F -color=auto -show-control-chars' alias ll = 'ls -l' alias ll. # Git aliases alias gs = 'git status -sb' alias gcc = 'git checkout' alias gcm = 'git checkout master' alias gaa = 'git add -all' alias gc = 'git commit -m $2' alias push = 'git push' alias gpo = 'git push origin' alias pull = 'git pull' alias clone = 'git clone' alias stash = 'git stash' alias pop = 'git stash pop' alias ga = 'git add' alias gb = 'git branch' alias gl = "git log -graph -pretty=format:'%Cred%h%Creset -%C(yellow)%d%Creset %s %Cgreen(%cr) %C(bold blue)%Creset' -abbrev-commit" alias gm = 'git merge' # Bash aliases alias. Copy everything below into your own file.
#GIT BASH SHELL FOR WINDOWS TUTORIAL MANUAL#
Refer to the Bash Manual for more information. Since the shell is interactive, the ~/.bashrc file is not sourced. A ~/.bash_profile can be used instead of ~/.profile but is read by Bash only. bash_profile contains commands for setting the shell's environment variables.
The first readable file that exists is sourced.ġ. It will source files like ~/.bash_profile, ~/.bash_login, and ~/.profile in the order given. Bash uses a few startup files to configure the shell environment for users. The Git bash shell is invoked as an interactive login shell for Git-only authentication access. I will assume that Git for Windows and optionally also Windows Terminal are already installed. Improve your productivity with several simple tweaks that can enhance Bash out-of-the-box without using external stuff.
#GIT BASH SHELL FOR WINDOWS TUTORIAL FULL#
MinGW64 (Minimalist GNU for Windows 圆4) has to be configured to take full advantage of these features. Due to the need to maintain backward compatibility, newer features of Bash are rarely enabled by default.
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