git pshu
git phsu
git puhs

**when you hear me typing fast**

Do you know that aliases are a thing?

But yeah, these may be a bit more foolproof:
ga
gm message
gp

Or p = push in the alias section of your ~/. gitconfig?
But rather, train your hands to type it correctly.
"bashrc" was really hard to type, so I trained for like 1 minute to type it correctly. Now it's actually my secret pleasure to type "bashrc". 😄

@thejohnhoffer you might wanna try this? Really keeps me from punching myself when I type too fast with an impossibly high number of typos...
https://github.com/nvbn/thefuck

@darthtigris this should be included by default in any linux distribution.

I bet each time you type it wrong you type it louder and even faster than the time before. Or is that just me?

Would recommend installing thefuck.

https://github.com/nvbn/thefuck
A gem beyond words.

@le-idot

git pus<tab>

At least you always type git correctly.

And every time it suggests the right one

@timekeeper I have g as an alias for git.
g co -b # checkout new branch
g g # display history as a graph
g st # status

Unfortunately autocomplete doesn't work as well as when typing git out.

git vomit
Is my favourite alias for git commit...

My favorite is git stash. Everything back, as the crime of messing up the repo never happened...!!

@thejohnhoffer git can autocorrect a slightly wrong written command. You can configure it within the git config.

What about "the fuck" :) have a look at it

Autocorrect can be set up like this:
git config --global help.autocorrect 10
(10 being the time after which it automatically runs the command times 0.1s = 1s in this case)

I'll push you like a git until you commit.

Even number!

gss - git status
gaa - git add .
gcm 'Message' - git commit -m 'Message'
gpom - git push origin master

Touch README, then add README, and commit me until I then can, push to origin master.

git almost always assumes the correct command for my typos and does what I mean.

@pchater gpom: you know about push option -u, right?

@Gauthier Yup but it was just quick aliasing. For the current project :)

$ git ass .
# chuckle to my self
$ git add .

@blackmarket git add my ass.

More like:

git pshu
fuck

https://github.com/nvbn/thefuck

@-sti fcuk

That's one of many reasons i prefer GUI clients

All guis for git made me angry. Haven't seen one which let's you work with git as good as the command line...

Or, even worse, most guis have performance issues. And when there is one thing where I go from pure harmony to I must annihilate is when a gui dies in a weird way, making hours of work just useless and most of the time just let your OS die (memory leak, CPU 100% or stuff like that...)

@IntrusionCM I just use the one integrated in VS, I need just pull, commit, push, merge, create/switch branch...is enough :)

@chrisrhymes I'm also like that.