refac(branch checkout): extract checkout logic into a handler#740
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refac(branch checkout): extract checkout logic into a handler#740
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This seems like further reinforcement of the handler idea.
The commands that need to use checkout functionality
(and verify branch is restacked after checkout)
now get this for free without `(&branchCheckoutCmd{...}).Run(...)`
and worrying about the N arguments it takes.
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This seems like further reinforcement of the handler idea.
The commands that need to use checkout functionality
(and verify branch is restacked after checkout)
now get this for free without
(&branchCheckoutCmd{...}).Run(...)and worrying about the N arguments it takes.
[skip changelog]: no user facing changes