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I'm using git to create alias with this command:
git config --global alias.pr=pull --rebase
But it reminds me that:
error: invalid key: alias.pr=pull
I also tried:
git config --global alias.pr="pull --rebase"
git config --global alias.pr='pull --rebase'
But neither works.
What's the correct command for it?
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<branchname>. rebase. Setting this to true means that that particular branch will always pull from its upstream via rebasing, unless git pull --no-rebase is used explicitly.
Git pull rebase is a method of combining your local unpublished changes with the latest published changes on your remote. Let's say you have a local copy of your project's main branch with unpublished changes, and that branch is one commit behind the origin/main branch.
Regarding your question: git rebase rebases the branch you want. git pull --rebase performs a fetch + rebase in the branches you pull.
Your git aliases are often stored per your user's configuration at ~/. gitconfig . You can also manually set aliases using, for example, the command git config alias. s 'status -s' .
Do not use the equals character in your commands, and use quotation marks around the contents you want to provide an alias for, for example:
git config --global alias.pr 'pull --rebase'
Alternatively, you can set up your aliases by directly editing your .gitconfig file. See this link for further information on setting up aliases that include arguments.
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