Add 'incoming' and 'outgoing' aliases

[phdru]

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[kissgyorgy]

Hi @phdru, can you tell a legit use case for push2all?

[phdru]

@kissgyorgy: push branch(es) to all configured remotes:

git remote add origin [email protected]:GitAlias/gitalias.git
git remote add gh [email protected]:phdru/gitalias.git
git push2all
git push2all master

push configured branches or just master to origin and gh.

[phdru]

@kissgyorgy even better example: I regularly push SQLObject to Github, Gitlab and SourceForge.

[joelparkerhenderson]

I have this use case in practice too; my current work project pushes to multiple remotes.

What do you all think of calling this "push-remotes"? (I'm aiming to not use "2" to mean "to" because teams has many non-native-English speakers)

[phdru]

@joelparkerhenderson push-remotes sounds strange for me: push remotes to where? May be name it push-to-remotes? push-all-remotes? push-to-all? All of them are too long and far from perfect, so decide yourself.

[joelparkerhenderson]

I'm doing push-to-all-remotes because it's the most explanatory; personally I'm going to alias this to "pushes" because it's really handy for my current project. Thanks for your ideas!

[phdru]

Not all of them are mine — I've collected some from public dotfiles repositories, mostly at Github. 😄 But I'm glad there's a place to collect them and use as a point of reference.