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When I use git I constantly need to understand the shape of the history graph. And the best way to understand graphs is to visualize them. Maybe you already know about git log --graph --oneline --decorate, but that is a lot to type. Add this alias to your .bash_profile, or .zshrc. I call it glga for “git-log-graph-author”, you can call it what you want. alias glga='git log --graph…
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