I often rely on a set of Git command shortcuts that are widely used and find them quite convenient. Admittedly, it took me some time initially to become accustomed to them.

List of shortcuts:

1. alias g='git' — Simplifies the Git command as 'g'.
2. alias gs='git status' — Quickly check the current Git repository status.
3. alias ga='git add' — Prepares changes for the next commit.
4. alias gaa='git add .' — Adds all changes in the working directory to the staging area.
5. alias gc='git commit -m' — Commits changes with a specified commit message.
6. alias gca='git commit -am' — Adds and commits all changes in one step with a commit message.
7. alias gco='git checkout' — Switches to a different branch or commit.
8. alias gcb='git checkout -b' — Creates and switches to a new branch.
9. alias gbd='git branch -d' — Deletes a specified branch.
10. alias gba='git branch -a' — Lists all branches, including remote branches.
11. alias gbr='git branch' — Lists local branches.
12. alias gpl='git pull' — Fetches changes from a remote repository and merges them into the current branch.
13. alias gph='git push' — Pushes changes to the remote repository.
14. alias gpho='git push origin' — Pushes changes to the 'origin' remote repository.
15. alias gl='git log --oneline' — Displays a simplified log of commits.
16. alias gla='git log --oneline --decorate --graph --all' — Displays a detailed and graphical log of all commits.