2012-03-15 3:00 PM, Junio C Hamano wrote:
Namhyung Kim<namhyung.kim@xxxxxxx> writes:
The --follow-alias option will look up the alias definitions and
use the first word as a command. For example, if I set my aliases
as follows:
$ git help br
`git br' is aliased to `git branch'
$ git help ru
`git ru' is aliased to `git remote update'
adding --follow-alias (or -f) option will show man pages of
git-branch and git-remote, respectively.
What would happen when somebody has this?
[alias]
br = branch --list
$ git help --follow-alias br
... man page for git-branch is shown ...
NAK.
I'm sorry I don't understand what you meant by this. What should be happened
for this?
+-f::
+--follow-alias::
+ Read alias definitions and use its first word as a command name
+ (if any).
Also, please do not let a potentially ill-conceived option to squat on a
short and sweet single letter option name, until it proves to be useful.
OK, will be careful next time.
Thanks,
Namhyung
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