How to start using all the aliases you set up (and forgot)
Written by Stefan Judis
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How many shell aliases do you have set up on your machine? I have set up quite a few general and git aliases in my config files and must admit that I still run npm install or git add because the aliases didn't make it into my muscle memory.
The plugin alias-tips can help with that. It parses your commands and tells you to save some keystrokes and use the alias instead. It's beautiful!
See it in action below. 👇
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