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Donovan Glover d7a0419c2b fish: Remove 'hub' and 'lab' functions Typing git repositories in the format 'hub' and 'lab' accepted actually took more time than simply copy/pasting the URL for `git clone`. Sometimes we didn't even want to change our current directory, which made these functions impractical. Having to use `git clone` directly helps us remember what we're actually doing when we clone a repository, and should be preferred over aliases and other functions that try to do the same.	2018-12-01 15:57:26 -05:00
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README.md	docs: Update READMEs for fish, git, and tmux	2018-11-19 22:00:35 -05:00

Typing git repositories in the format 'hub' and 'lab' accepted actually
took more time than simply copy/pasting the URL for `git clone`. Sometimes
we didn't even *want* to change our current directory, which made these
functions impractical.

Having to use `git clone` directly helps us remember what we're actually
doing when we clone a repository, and should be preferred over aliases
and other functions that try to do the same.

2018-12-01 15:57:26 -05:00

.config/fish

fish: Remove 'hub' and 'lab' functions

2018-12-01 15:57:26 -05:00

README.md

docs: Update READMEs for fish, git, and tmux

2018-11-19 22:00:35 -05:00

README.md

fish

fish is the friendly interactive shell.

Use Cases

fish can be used to:

Have syntax highlighting in the terminal with 0 configuration
Have leading autocompletion in the terminal with 0 configuration
Set abbreviations instead of aliases, making it easy to remember what aliases expand to

You should not use fish if:

You should use fish.