### I would always recommend to add aliases into global git configuration

# 👊🏻 Rebase current branch on master
alias.ready=!git checkout master && git pull && git checkout - && git rebase master

# ❓ Get distance of commits against master. Useful before rebasing
alias.distance=!git rev-list origin/master.. --count

# 🔩 Squash commits against master with the count of distance to master branch
alias.squash=!git rebase -i HEAD~`git rev-list origin/master.. --count`

# ☠️ Force commits and pushes the changes skipping pre commits and pre push hooks. Useful before going home ☺️
alias.cmp=!f() { git add -A && git commit -m "$@" --no-verify && git push -f --no-verify origin HEAD; }; f

# 🗑️ Remove local branch and checkout fresh one from the remote
alias.cbr=!f() { git checkout master && git fetch && git branch -D "$1" && git checkout "$1"; }; f