Speed Up Your Workflow: Create a Git Alias for GitHub commits
Want to save time in Git? In this quick video, I show you how to create a simple alias that replaces:
#git commit -m "message"
with a much faster command:
#git cm "message"
If you commit often (like I do when working across multiple projects), this tiny shortcut adds up fast. It keeps your workflow smooth, reduces repetitive typing, and helps you stay focused on the actual work instead of the commands.
In this video, you’ll learn:
How to create a Git alias
How to verify it’s working
Why small workflow optimizations make a big difference over time
If you’re building your automation or DevOps skills, these little improvements are game‑changers.