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)\n\n\n\n## Getting started\n\n### Installation\n_Using ohmyzsh? See [Use mingit with Oh My Zsh](mingit-ohmyzsh)_\n\nThe below works out of the box for zsh on mac or bash on windows. If using bash on mac, change the value of `use-mac-bash` in [package.json] to `true`: \n\n npm install -g mingit && source ~/.mingit.sh\n\n** You must execute `source ~/.mingit.sh` or `source ~/.zshrc` if using zsh on mac, or open a new terminal, then you can try out the [Commands](#commands) below. **\n\nTested on Mac OS X El Capitan. If this doesn't work for you, see [Manual Install](#manual-install)\n\n### Commands\nSupporting the minimal number of highly-used commands\n\n g a . // git add .\n g b other-branch // git branch other-branch\n g b which // git branch --show-current (note this assumes git version >= 2.22)\n g c -m \"made some changes\" // git commit -m \"made some changes\"\n g co master // git checkout master\n g d // git diff\n g dst // git diff --staged\n g f // git fetch\n g i // git init \n g m hotfix // git merge hotfix\n g pll // git pull\n g psh // git push\n g r // git reset\n g rsto // git restore\n g s // git status\n \nThis doesn't destroy command line parameters, so for example typing \n\n g psh origin magic // pushes local to origin/magic\n\nor any other number of parameters on different commands works as \"git push origin magic\" would. Also, since command line parameters are not destoryed, using `g` by itself instead of git followed by a command also works:\n\n g stash // works just as well with any git subcommand\n\nIt also keeps tab completion. So when you want to switch to another branch, just \n\n $ g co