Some of the aliases that I defined in addition to the laundry list of aliases from https://github.com/GitAlias/gitalias

.gitmorealiases

[alias]

  # template/stub for functional git aliases
  # my_alias = "!f() { 〈your complex command〉 }; f"

  # edit git config with default text editor
  ec = config --global -e

  # run before each commit :)
  pre = diff --cached --diff-algorithm=minimal -w

  # {add all commit message} commit all changed/new files with a message
  # this is the same as 'savem' alias
  aacm = !git add -A && git commit -m 

  fa = fetch --all
  up = !git pull --rebase --prune $@ && git submodule update --init --recursive
  
  # push everything including tags to default remote
  pt = !git push && git push --tags
  
  # push branch to several remotes
  ptr = "!f() { \
    for remote in "$@"; do git push "$remote"; done \
  }; f"

  # push branch and tags to several remotes
  pttt = "!f() { \
    for remote in "$@"; do git push && git push --tags "$remote"; done \
  }; f"

  cob = checkout -b
  
  # save work as it goes, see 'undo' to use in tandem
  save = !git add -A && git commit -m 'SAVEPOINT'
  # same as 'aacm'
  savem = !git add -A && git commit -m 
  wip = commit -am "WIP"

  # reset to the previous commit, leaving changes in the work tree
  # this is useful in combination with aliases 'save' and 'wip'
  undo = reset HEAD~1 --mixed

  amend = commit -a --amend

  # commit, amend all
  caa = commit -a --amend -C HEAD

  # a proper reset, that doesn't immediately make you loose everything
  # you can still retrieve the changes from reflog
  wipe = !git add -A && git commit -qm 'WIPE SAVEPOINT' && git reset HEAD~1 --hard

  # delete all local branches that have been merged into master (or the 
  # branch that you specify as the argument to this alias)
  # ${1-master} in shell script means: $1 (the 1st arguemnt) or default to 'master' if $1 not set
  bclean = "!f() { git checkout ${1-master} && git branch --merged ${1-master} | grep -v " ${1-master}$" | xargs git branch -d; }; f"
  bdone = "!f() { git checkout ${1-master} && git up && git bclean ${1-master}; }; f"

  # Delete a branch/tag both locally and remotely
  nuke-on = "!f() { \
      git push ${1} :$2; \
      git branch -d $2; \
      git tag -d $2; \
  }; f"
  

  # Delete a tag both locally and remotely (by default on Origin)
  nuke = "!f() { \
      git push origin --delete "$@"; \
      git branch -d "$@"; \
      git tag -d "$@"; \
  }; f"

  # same as 'nuke'
  nuke-on-origin = "!f() { \
      git push origin --delete "$@"; \
      git branch -d "$@"; \
      git tag -d "$@"; \
  }; f"