Add "use" as an alias for "set" #35
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I find myself trying to `g use <version>` every time I come back to this tool only to get an error. So I am suggeting this alias. I have skipped adding documentation for this alias because I'm not sure what that should look like. The `n` tool has aliases and documents them in a separate list from the non-aliased commands. But no prior aliases exist here.
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I understand you want people to use your tool, but spamming other tools's pull requests is not the way to gain users. It really just turns people off it completely. |
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I find myself trying to
g use <version>every time I come back to this tool only to get an error. So I am suggeting this alias.I have skipped adding documentation for this alias because I'm not sure what that should look like.
The
ntool has aliases and documents them in aseparate list from the non-aliased commands. But
no prior aliases exist here.