docs(glossary): split Aliases into Tool Aliases and Shell Aliases#9983
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The single "Aliases" entry conflated two distinct concepts. Split into "Tool Aliases" (backend/version aliases via [tool_alias] / mise tool-alias) and "Shell Aliases" (directory-scoped shell command aliases via [shell_alias] / mise shell-alias), reflecting the current CLI and config structure.
Greptile SummaryThis PR improves the glossary by splitting the formerly unified "Aliases" entry into two distinct concepts that were being conflated.
Confidence Score: 5/5Documentation-only change with no code impact; safe to merge. The change is limited to the glossary and accurately reflects the CLI commands ( No files require special attention. Important Files Changed
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This pull request updates the glossary in docs/glossary.md by expanding the definition of 'Tool Aliases' to include backend and version aliases, and adding a new entry for 'Shell Aliases'. The reviewer suggested several improvements for consistency with other glossary entries, including formatting examples with backticks and standardizing the phrasing for how aliases are managed.
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Clarify the description of shell aliases in the glossary.
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@risu729 I believe this fix was ok? |
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@thernstig yea I think so |
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@risu729 open it again and merge then? 😆 |
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@thernstig I can't. Idk if jdx can, as I don't understand how the PR reopen permissions work. I think it's easier to just recreate another PR. |
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@risu729 open 🤖 |
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@risu729 ready to merge 😃 |
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I can't. I don't have any permissions for this repo. |
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Sorry, did not know. |
The single "Aliases" entry conflated two distinct concepts. Split into "Tool Aliases" (backend/version aliases via [tool_alias] / mise tool-alias) and "Shell Aliases" (directory-scoped shell command aliases via [shell_alias] / mise shell-alias), reflecting the current CLI and config structure.