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protip: If you want to switch branch you can now use "git switch [-c] foo". If you want to restore files you can do "git restore .". Basically you can stop usi
by sbergot 3y ago
protip: If you want to switch branch you can now use "git switch [-c] foo". If you want to restore files you can do "git restore .".
Basically you can stop using checkout.
*edit*: fixed switch branch creation parameter.
- drdec 3y agoI think perhaps you meant "git switch [-c] foo"
- sbergot 3y agoCorrect thank you.
- Am4TIfIsER0ppos 3y ago"THIS COMMAND IS EXPERIMENTAL. THE BEHAVIOR MAY CHANGE." I will keep using them so I can keep using old software. How new is it? Does ubuntu or debian have it?
- Izkata 3y agoUntil it's actually removed, muscle memory will keep me using checkout.