Branching and Merging with Git from the Command Line
Extend your Git basics by working with branches: create, switch, merge, resolve conflicts, and follow a clean feature-branch workflow.
Why Branches?
You know how to commit and track files. Branches let you develop features in isolation without disturbing the main line of work, then merge them back when ready.
Listing Branches
git branch lists branches and marks the current one with an asterisk.
git branchAll lessons in this course
- Git Basics from the Command Line
- Environment Variables and Aliases
- Shell Configuration: `.bashrc`, `.zshrc`, `.profile`
- Branching and Merging with Git from the Command Line