I have this alias for git setup which is working.
git config alias.migrations 'log'
But when I add a parameter its not working correctly.
git config alias.migrations 'log -- **/Migrations/'
Any ideas?
So when I do
git log -- **/Migrations/
I get all logs showing changes from Migrations folder.
But when I use the alias, I dot see any output, neither does it give any error.
The image above also shows the config file inside of .git folder.
Getting things working is a pain to my dumb brain.
Ok, so here is how I settled it, using a function. Reference.
git config alias.migrations '!fmigrations() { git log -- **/Migrations/; }; fmigrations'
A couple of more cents.
To list all of the aliases. Reference
git config --get-regexp alias
To remove an alias. Reference
git config --unset alias.migrations
Finally, you may want to add --global flag if you want that alias to be global. So the commands would be
git config --global alias.migrations '!fmigrations() { git log -- **/Migrations/; }; fmigrations'
git config --global --unset alias.migrations