How to embed bash script directly inside a git alias

by 
git config --global alias.diffall '!sh diffall.sh'

This is redundant in one way. If you are going to add ‘diffall.sh’ into your $PATH anyway, why not save it as ‘git-diffall’, and save yourself from declaring an alias. Yes, “git diffall” will run it.

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