Using Git as your go-to code versioning tool is a daily routine for developers, often managed through the command line. Even if you prefer a dark-themed GUI, sometimes you just need to dive into the CLI. In this article, we'll explore 10 Git aliases that can streamline your workflow, whether you're working solo or within a team. Let's dive in and make your Git game stronger! Setting Git Aliases Your Git aliases are usually stored in your user configuration file, typically located at ~/.gitconfig. You can manually set aliases using commands like git config alias.s 'status -s' . Listing Git Aliases To see all your Git aliases, use the command git config --list --show-origin , which lists all Git configurations along with their origins. 1. Git Status Do you find yourself frequently checking your Git status? Create an alias for it: bas [ alias ] s = status Now you can simply type git s to check your status. 2. Git Checkout Switching between branches is a common tas...