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### bash-functions
#### About
The `bash-functions` file contains some example functions that can be helpful when working with git. If you have suggestions, additions or fixes, you are encouraged to submit merge requests.
The [bash-functions](/bash-functions) file contains some example functions that can be helpful when working with git. If you have suggestions, additions or fixes, you are encouraged to submit merge requests.
1.`gits [#]` - a function that displays a brief summary of changes and the previous 5 log messages and hash commits. If an optional number is provided, it will display that many log messages.
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### bash-git_prompt
#### About
The bash-git_prompt file contains some functions and configuration for adding git status information to your current prompt. It is meant as an example, you are encouraged to tweak it to meet your needs and suggest additions, fixes or updates.
The [bash-git_prompt](/bash-git_prompt) file contains some functions and configuration for adding git status information to your current prompt. It is meant as an example, you are encouraged to tweak it to meet your needs and suggest additions, fixes or updates.
#### Usage
You can copy it wholesale into your `~/.bashrc` configuration file, or you can add something like the following to `~/.bashrc` to source a file:
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### git-aliases
#### About
The file `git-aliases` contains a handful useful git aliases. These can be placed in `~/.gitconfig` (recommended) or within a project's git config (not recommended).
The [git-aliases](/git-aliases) file contains a handful useful git aliases. These can be placed in `~/.gitconfig` (recommended) or within a project's git config (not recommended).
As with everything else, if you have additions, fixes or updates, you are encouraged to share them.
