This Bash script reads a text file with Git aliases and appends them to the ~/.zshrc file with a new line as a separator.

1. Open the add-git-aliases.sh file in a text editor.
2. Replace git-aliases.txt with the actual path to your text file with Git aliases.
3. Save the changes to the file and close the text editor.
4. Open your terminal and navigate to the directory where the add-git-aliases.sh file is located.
5. Make the script executable with the command chmod +x add-git-aliases.sh.
6. Run the script with the command ./add-git-aliases.sh.

The script will read each line in the text file and append it to the ~/.zshrc file with a new line as a separator. Make sure to open a new terminal or run the source ~/.zshrc command to reload the file and make the Git aliases available in your shell.

This script is licensed under the MIT License. Feel free to use, modify, and distribute it for any purpose.