.gitconfig:

  [alias]
  add-commit = !git add -A && git commit

.bash_profile:

  function save ()
  {
    git add-commit -m "$*" && git push
  }

Use like:

  $ save This is a commit message

This adds changed files to a commit with this message and pushes it to remote.

Also:

  alias mkpr='git push && gh pr create -d -f -B develop | grep https | xargs printf -- '%s/files' | xargs open'

Open a PR from current branch based on develop and open it in GitHub in my browser.

Merge upstream changes from develop:

  alias mduc='CURRENT_BRANCH=$(git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD) && git checkout develop && git pull && git pull --tags && git checkout ${CURRENT_BRANCH} && git merge develop'

I have a few more, whereby I skip most of the ceremony with git. Works for me.