In Git, aliases help simplify commands, making complex command sequences easier to remember and execute. To list all aliases set in Git, you can use Git's configuration system. The specific command is:

```bash
git config --get-regexp alias
```

This command retrieves the Git configuration file (typically `.gitconfig` or in the repository's `.git/config` file), searches for all configuration items starting with "alias", and displays them. Each alias is listed in the format `alias.<name> <command>`, where `<name>` is the alias name and `<command>` is the corresponding Git command.

For example, if you previously configured the following aliases:
- Configure `git cm` to `git commit -m`
- Configure `git st` to `git status`
- Configure `git lg` to `git log --graph --oneline`

After executing `git config --get-regexp alias`, the output will resemble:

```
alias.cm commit -m
alias.st status
alias.lg log --graph --oneline
```

This allows you to quickly view all configured aliases and their corresponding Git commands.

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