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SHARE WITH THE CLASS: What aliases are you using?
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alias gimmie-dat-new-new='sudo dnf upgrade -y'
Although you should probably look over your upgrade before applying it as a general good practice. But, hey, I do this myself (dnfup instead of gimmie-dat-etc.), so I can't talk too much shit.
ETA: If you want it to be a persistent alias, though, you gotta add it to your .bashrc