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g— that's a short name.
g is a *permissive* git wrapper that you can use
if you are as lazy as me and do not want write looong and boring commands like
git commit -a -m "yo mama", or git remote add origin git@github.com:torvalds/linux.git
why "permissive"?
g's whole logic is to be "permissive" with its syntax making it
is almost fail-free, and also very very forgiving with its user.
but what does it mean practically?
it means that you can write commands however you like, within certain limitations.
for example, all of these are valid commands to say "git commit -a -m "hi""
g c a m "hi"g com a msg "hi"g commit a
get g
to get g you can either build it yourself or you
can install the AUR package getg.