raylee · February 17, 2024 20:00
diff --git a/.gitconfig b/.gitconfig
 [alias]
    # branches: List recent branches sorted by date
    # ${COLUMNS} is the standard environment variable to use to get the terminal's width. Unfortunately
    # git sanitizes that away. git 2.31 will have a way to keep that variable. For now, extract it from
    # the environment via stty. The below adds 20 to that value to account for the overhead of ANSI
    # color sequences.
    branches = !git for-each-ref refs/heads \
        --color=always \
        --sort=-committerdate \
        --format='%(HEAD)%(color:bold blue)%(refname:short)|%(color:green)%(committerdate:relative)|%(color:blue)%(authorname)|%(color:reset)%(subject)' \
        | column -ts'|' \
        | bash -c '"cut -c1-$((20 + $(stty size -F /dev/stderr | cut -f2 -d\" \")))"'
    
    # fetch-all: retrieve all branch data from the remote. This can download a lot of data!
    fetch-all = "!f(){ git checkout --detach 2>/dev/null \
        && git fetch --tags origin '+refs/heads/*:refs/heads/*' \
        && git branches; }; f"
	[alias]
	# branches: List recent branches sorted by date
	# ${COLUMNS} is the standard environment variable to use to get the terminal's width. Unfortunately
	# git sanitizes that away. git 2.31 will have a way to keep that variable. For now, extract it from
	# the environment via stty. The below adds 20 to that value to account for the overhead of ANSI
	# color sequences.
	branches = !git for-each-ref refs/heads \
	--color=always \
	--sort=-committerdate \
	--format='%(HEAD)%(color:bold blue)%(refname:short)\|%(color:green)%(committerdate:relative)\|%(color:blue)%(authorname)\|%(color:reset)%(subject)' \
	\| column -ts'\|' \
	\| bash -c '"cut -c1-$((20 + $(stty size -F /dev/stderr \| cut -f2 -d\" \")))"'

	# fetch-all: retrieve all branch data from the remote. This can download a lot of data!
	fetch-all = "!f(){ git checkout --detach 2>/dev/null \
	&& git fetch --tags origin '+refs/heads/:refs/heads/' \
	&& git branches; }; f"