Pipes in a Git alias? Pipes in a Git alias? unix unix

Pipes in a Git alias?


git bash unix

I don't think you can, but you can prefix it with an ! to treat the command as a new shell command

[alias]    pushcur = ! git branch | grep '*' …

git bash unix

I typically make small git- scripts and put them in a directory that's in my path (~/.local/bin). Check out git-extras for a bunch of good examples.

git bash unix

A simple workaround is to add it as shell alias.

Here is an example:
alias grf="git rebase -i $(git merge-base --fork-point master)"
(rebase on the fork commit of current branch and master interactively)

For bash, add it to ~/.bashrc, then you can simply use grf.

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