Christoph Anton Mitterer <calestyo@xxxxxxxxxxxx> writes: > As mentioned in the other thread, IMO it sounds rather brittle if > aliases are considered at all in scripting. As a program, how would you tell when you are run by a script? If you are a shell, you go into "interactive" mode when you are taking your command stream from a tty, and otherwise assume you are not interactive. The same trick would not work at all for programs started by a shell, would it? Asking script writers to pass "--no-alias" option to all of their "git" invocation will probably not be a viable way forward, either.
