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Thanks for gr, what a cool little tool! I have a lot of aliases, like alias st=git status, and I'd like it if gr respected those aliases so I could do things like gr #all st and gr #some st without having to define an alias for every tag I may want to use.
I don't know how gr works internally, but I'm guessing it launches subprocesses for each path. I think the solution may be as simple as passing the env into all of the subprocesses that gr launches.
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That's awesome! Actually I ended up writing my own tool, the alias expansion only works on osx and linux (or machines with the alias command), but the tool itself is cross platform. I haven't had time to document it and share it with the world, but ti lives here: https://github.com/jdfreder/pur
Hi,
Thanks for
gr
, what a cool little tool! I have a lot of aliases, likealias st=git status
, and I'd like it ifgr
respected those aliases so I could do things likegr #all st
andgr #some st
without having to define an alias for every tag I may want to use.I don't know how
gr
works internally, but I'm guessing it launches subprocesses for each path. I think the solution may be as simple as passing the env into all of the subprocesses that gr launches.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: