git-speed
Git aliases to speed you up.
See https://www.gitscientist.com for more.
Install
Install from pip:
pip install git-speed
Then install your Git aliases.
git-speed will ask if you want to update your bash prompt to include information about your Git
repo (the current branch name and whether the repo contains uncommitted changes).
We recommend you update your bash prompt.
git-speed install
Uninstall
git-speed uninstall
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