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authorWilliam Carroll <wpcarro@gmail.com>2020-02-12T18·08+0000
committerWilliam Carroll <wpcarro@gmail.com>2020-02-12T18·08+0000
commit1f19080c7c0b47a812bd76368fac879e28533de1 (patch)
treef0c6e08548afe173771eebf58e40c3c6297a7598 /scratch/deepmind
parent1a484b4b9113357152a6a811345377ae0ac34971 (diff)
Prefer alias to abbr
After working with fish for a few weeks, I've decided that I prefer aliases to
abbreviations.

Why? When I reverse search through my command history, I search for the
what I typed and not what it expanded to. Some of my aliases wrap existing
tools encoding my preference for tool A if tool B isn't available. For example I
alias vim to neovim. When nvim isn't available on $PATH, typing vim will
expand to nvim, which will in turn fail.
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