Co-authored-by: Marc Cornellà <marc.cornella@live.com>

Fixes the error `no matches found` because the argument is not quoted.
See https://github.com/robbyrussell/oh-my-zsh/pull/7629#issuecomment-531151821

Git learned to add a `+` in front of branches that are
checked out in other worktrees.

See: https://github.com/git/git/blob/745f6812895b31c02b29bdfe4ae8e5498f776c26/Documentation/RelNotes/2.23.0.txt#L252-L256

* git: add `alias grev="git revert"`

* Swapping double for single quotes

Matching the conventions in the plugin

Closes #6329

Fixes #7754

1. List the tags that match the pattern(s) passed through the argument.
2. Displays the first line of the annotation message along with the tag, or the line of the first commit message if the tag is not annotated.
3. Sorts and displays tags in descending order.

This reverts commit 0e0789fb.

Fixes #7716

It doesn't make sense to run `git branch -d $BRANCH` if the `$BRANCH` is empty.

Fixes #7682

Fixes (probably MacOS) issue:
> ggfl
zsh: command not found: ggfl

A utility function now parses the output of git --version and set the
alias for git stash to 'git stash push' iff the current version of Git
is greater than 2.13; it falls back to 'git stash save' otherwise.

Allow the ref names to have differents colors if they are remote refs
or local refs, and another color for HEAD
(use the same coloring scheme as --decorate option)

* grm for 'git rm'
* grmc for 'git rm --cached'

* gpf to --force-with-lease
* gpf! to --force

Stash tracked, ignored and untracked files. Leaves the working directory absolutely clean.

* Updated git clone alias

`git clone --recursive` has been deprecated in favor of `--recurse-submodules`.  
See: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3796927

Add alias `gav='git add -v'`
fixes #6793

The command will do the same as before, but now you can also specify
a path.

Example:
grh branch-name
grhh tag-name

* Fix ubuntu ag alias clashing with the silver searcher

* Add aliases for git apply and git merge --abort

Although `gaa` (git add --all) is cool, it stages every file, tracked or
not, if it is not on .gitignore.

Sometimes we want to just stage everything we are working on, that is
already tracked. For that reason, 'gau' can save us some time.