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Utility Aliases ​

git amend - Amend Last Commit ​

Amend the last commit (equivalent to git commit --amend).

Command: git commit --amend

Usage:

bash
git amend

git undo - Undo Last Commit ​

Safely undo the last commit while keeping your changes staged.

Command: git reset --soft HEAD^

Usage:

bash
# Just made a commit but want to modify it?
git undo

# Your changes are still staged, edit them
vim src/auth.rs

# Commit again with new message
git c

What it does:

  • Moves HEAD back one commit (HEAD^ = previous commit)
  • Keeps changes in staging area (ready to commit)
  • Preserves your working directory

When to use:

  • Wrong commit message
  • Forgot to include a file
  • Want to split the commit
  • Need to amend the changes

⚠️ Safety: This is safe for local commits. If you've already pushed, see "Undoing Pushed Commits" below.

Example:

bash
$ git log --oneline
abc123 feat: add auth (current HEAD)
def456 fix: typo

$ git undo

$ git log --oneline
def456 fix: typo (current HEAD)

$ git status
Changes to be committed:
  modified:   src/auth.rs
  # Your changes are still staged!

git p - Quick Push ​

Shorthand for git push.

Command: git push

Usage:

bash
git p

When to use: When you want a shorter push command.

git pf - Safer Force Push ​

Force push with --force-with-lease for safety.

Command: git push --force-with-lease

Usage:

bash
# After rebasing
git rebase -i HEAD~3
git pf

Why --force-with-lease:

  • Safer than --force
  • Only pushes if nobody else has pushed to the remote
  • Prevents accidentally overwriting others' work

When to use:

  • After rebasing
  • After amending commits
  • When you need to rewrite history

⚠️ Warning: Only force push to branches you own. Never force push to main or master!

git gconfig - Edit Configuration ​

Open gcop-rs configuration in your default editor.

Command: gcop-rs config edit

Usage:

bash
git gconfig

Opens: your platform-specific gcop config file in $EDITOR

When to use: Quick access to edit your gcop-rs settings (API keys, models, prompts, etc.).

git ghelp - Show Help ​

Display gcop-rs help information.

Command: gcop-rs --help

Usage:

bash
git ghelp

git cop - Main Entry Point ​

Direct access to gcop-rs command.

Command: gcop-rs

Usage:

bash
git cop commit
git cop review changes
git cop --version

When to use: When you prefer the git cop prefix over gcop-rs.

git gcommit - Full Command Alias ​

Alternative to git c with a more descriptive name.

Command: gcop-rs commit

Usage:

bash
git gcommit

When to use: If you prefer more explicit command names.

See Also ​