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Start a new branch. gitconfig file and add each alias under [alias], like so: Additionally, you can have repo-specific aliases. Just edit . git/config in the repo where you want to add the alias, and follow the same syntax.
Aliases are stored in git config files, which include ~/. gitconfig and path/to/project/. git/config . As a result, it's possible to store aliases in a per-project as well as a global state.
You can try --unset in git config:
git config --global --unset alias.trololo
I find it safer than editing directly the config file (git config --global --edit)
In case someone has multiple values for the same alias and has got that:
$ git config --global --unset alias.trololo
warning: alias.trololo has multiple values
Use --unset-all
git config --global --unset-all
Or just:
vim ~/.gitconfig
And delete the alias lines.
You can remove it by deleting that line from the configuration file or you can try this:
git config --global --unset alias.YourAlias
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