Management

Listing Aliases

See all available aliases and their installation status:

gcop-rs alias --list

Output shows:

• ✓ Installed: Alias is configured and ready
• ⚠ Conflicts: Alias name already used by another command
• Not installed: Alias is not configured

Updating Aliases

Reinstall all aliases (useful after updates):

gcop-rs alias --force

This will overwrite any conflicting aliases.

Removing Aliases

Remove all gcop-rs aliases:

# Preview what will be removed
gcop-rs alias --remove

# Actually remove (requires --force)
gcop-rs alias --remove --force

⚠️ Warning: This removes all gcop-rs aliases from your global git config.

Advanced Usage

Combining Aliases

You can chain aliases with other git commands:

# Create a new branch, commit, and push
git checkout -b feature/auth
git acp

# Review, commit, and push
git r changes && git acp

# Undo, edit, and recommit
git undo && vim src/auth.rs && git c

Custom Workflows

Create your own aliases that build on gcop-rs:

# Add to your shell rc file (~/.bashrc, ~/.zshrc)
alias gac="git ac"          # Even shorter add-commit
alias gacp="git acp"        # Even shorter add-commit-push
alias review="git r changes"  # Plain 'review' command

Troubleshooting

Alias Already Exists

Problem: You see "conflicts with: existing-command"

Solution:

# Option 1: Force overwrite
gcop-rs alias --force

# Option 2: Remove the conflicting alias first
git config --global --unset alias.c
gcop-rs alias

Command Not Found

Problem: git c says "command not found"

Diagnosis:

# Check if gcop-rs is in PATH
which gcop-rs

# Check if alias is installed
git config --global alias.c

Solution:

# If gcop-rs not in PATH
export PATH="$PATH:/usr/local/bin"

# If alias not installed
gcop-rs alias

Alias Not Working After Update

Problem: Alias uses old command syntax

Solution:

# Reinstall all aliases
gcop-rs alias --force

See Also

• Aliases Overview
• Alias Command Reference
• Troubleshooting Overview