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Worth noting that `git switch` and `git restore` have been introduced (few years now) as easier-to-use alternatives to `git checkout`. Even in status you can se
by forgotpwd16 4y ago
Worth noting that `git switch` and `git restore` have been introduced (few years now) as easier-to-use alternatives to `git checkout`. Even in status you can see it's restore that is shown in the help messages. From commands mentioned, it's missing (one of) my most often used one(s) `git diff`. What's the point of using a version control if to never check what changes are made?
- marssaxman 4y agoI recently retrained myself to use 'switch' and 'restore', and a perceptible fraction of my lingering loathing for git's incoherent UI has now faded.