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How to switch branches in git

Git command to create a branch from another branch

$ git checkout -b myfeature dev

Source: stackoverflow.com

Git change branch

git switch <branch_name>	 // switches to branch

git checkout <branch_name> 	// deletes file that were not pushed and just copies the branch to local repo

Git switch branch

git switch branch_name

git checkout branch_name

How to switch branches in git

- git checkout branch_name --> goes to branch that already exists
- git checkout -b <branch_name> --> creates a new branch and switches to it.

Switch branch git

$ git switch <existing_branch>

$ git switch -c <non_existing_branch>

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Source: devconnected.com

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