As of Git 2.23,
there is a new command in town for change and creating branches --
git-switch
.
As a git user, you may be used to using git checkout -b my_branch
to create
and switch to a new branch called my_branch
. The git-checkout
command can
do that and a lot more. In order to reduce some confusion and create a more
explicit command for this kind of action. That's what brought about
git-switch
.
Create and change to a new branch with git-switch
and the -c
flag:
$ git switch -c my_new_branch
The -c
flag is short for --create
and the docs describe it as "a convenient
shortcut for:"
$ git branch <new-branch>
$ git switch <new-branch>
See man git-switch
for more details.