Git fetch?
this post was submitted on 10 Nov 2025
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Obviously a missed opportunity here with naming
Just remember to git clean && git reset after your workout.
Git clean, but never git jerk?
Only if you git reflog yourself afterwards.
git shower?
;-)
Would that fall under git maintenance or git rm?
In that case, git gud?
Sounds like you need to git gud
You can add git subcommands by adding stuff somewhere in your PATH. Just create a git-leg binary or script or whatever.
https://opensource.com/article/22/4/customize-git-subcommands
After reading all these comments, I feel Linus is trying to tell us something...
Temmie went to git leg