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@ -18,21 +18,21 @@ gpm know that and it'll remember.
The basic workflow looks like this:
1. **Cache** -- load your cache to make things super quick
- project cache has a TTL, or you can load it manually
- you only need to update it if there are new projects the cache is unaware of
2. **Add** -- find your project, give it any extra aliases you want
- run `gpm project add` (or `padd` if using the provided shell defaults)
3. **Go** -- go to your project, fuzzy searching by alias
- clones your project if that's never been done
- the provided `pgo` func makes it easy
4. **Open** -- rather than simply changing directories to a project, open it in your IDE
5. **Manage** -- fine-tune your aliases, making it easy to nail them without fuzzy stuff
- if you are lazy in your aliases, you'll be fuzzy finding a lot
- match your alias exactly (or have only one result) and you go there right away
- positive reinforcement given for solid alias behavior
- manage aliases using `gpm alias add` or `gpm alias delete`
6. **List** -- get a list of your configured projects any time with `plist`
7. **Reward** -- buy the author a beer, because this thing is a time saver
1. project cache has a TTL, or you can load it manually
1. you only need to update it if there are new projects the cache is unaware of
1. **Add** -- find your project, give it any extra aliases you want
1. run `gpm project add` (or `padd` if using the provided shell defaults)
1. **Go** -- go to your project, fuzzy searching by alias
1. clones your project if that's never been done
1. the provided `pgo` func makes it easy
1. **Open** -- rather than simply changing directories to a project, open it in your IDE
1. **Manage** -- fine-tune your aliases, making it easy to nail them without fuzzy stuff
1. if you are lazy in your aliases, you'll be fuzzy finding a lot
1. match your alias exactly (or have only one result) and you go there right away
1. positive reinforcement given for solid alias behavior
1. manage aliases using `gpm alias add` or `gpm alias delete`
1. **List** -- get a list of your configured projects any time with `plist`
1. **Reward** -- buy the author a beer, because this thing is a time saver
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