Git on the command line is usually a bunch of sequential commands, like "git status; git add [file or folder]; git commit -m "commit message". See the pattern? You’re starting every command with "git", followed by a git-specific task.
The same holds true for branch switching "check checkout master" or "git checkout -b feature/my-awesome-feature".
Save yourself time with shortcuts to the master, develop or any other branch. Use command line aliases that reference the actual command.
Type "master" on the command line and actually execute "git checkout master". That’s awesome!!
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