TIL `$*` captures all positional arguments into a space separated string You can abuse this for a Git alias to avoid typing the commit message in double quotes: Add to .zshrc: alias gc='git add -A && git commit -m "$*"' Then run: `gc my commit message`

TIL `$*` captures all positional arguments into a space separated string You can abuse this for a Git alias to avoid typing the commit message in double quotes: Add to .zshrc: alias gc='git add -A && git commit -m "$*"' Then run: `gc my commit message`

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Chris Cook

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TIL `$` captures all positional arguments into a space separated string You can abuse this for a Git alias to avoid typing the commit message in double quotes: Add to .zshrc: alias gc='git add -A && git commit -m "$"' Then run: `gc my commit message`

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