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/ 3 Years ago, mon, june 14, 2021, 2:49:52
Is there a way to bind hotkeys to textual commands in the terminal? For example:
ctrl+b == git branch <ret>
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You can use the bash bind command as seen in the linked Stackoverflow answer.
In your case, the command would be:
bind '"C-b":"git branch
"'
To make it stick from session to session then add it to your ~/.inputrc
Bash bind reference. (also available as man bash)
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