push --force-with-lease by default

Question

I just learned about git push --force-with-lease. It\'s pretty awesome. But, of course, I don\'t use force that often, and so I\'m worried that I might forget a

Answer 1

I want to be reminded that I shouldn't use -f, but I don't want to be fooled into believing that -f means --force-with-lease. So this is my take:

git() {
  if [[ $@ == 'push -f'* ]]; then
    echo Hey stupid, use --force-with-lease instead
  else
    command git "$@"
  fi
}

Add to your .bash_profile, .bashrc or .zshrc.