Hm. It doesn't look like git checkout does "too many things" or is overly complicated. It does one thing basically, which is changing the files in your working

Hm. It doesn't look like git checkout does "too many things" or is overly complicated. It does one thing basically, which is changing the files in your working directory. It can work on single files or on the whole working directory, and it can optionally shortcut the creation of a new branch. Then again, until today I never knew about "git switch" so I, too, learned something today :)