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git v2.23 introduced a new command, git switch. Seems like it's just an attempt to split up the current checkout command into more explicit commands, so it doesn't really do anything fancy (at least yet, it's advertised as experimental). However, there is quite a clear name conflict now with legit, as legit installs its own switch alias.
I imagine the best course would be for legit to rename its alias into something else. Another term or just opt with the shorthand sw.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
switch confilicts with the switch command introduced by git 2.23,
and the alias is not installed for git >= 2.23.
Thus, the documentation is updated to encourage using sw instead.
see also #256
* doc: change switch to sw
switch confilicts with the switch command introduced by git 2.23,
and the alias is not installed for git >= 2.23.
Thus, the documentation is updated to encourage using sw instead.
see also #256
* update copyright year
* doc site: publish not require branch arg
* doc sync options
git v2.23 introduced a new command, git switch. Seems like it's just an attempt to split up the current
checkout
command into more explicit commands, so it doesn't really do anything fancy (at least yet, it's advertised as experimental). However, there is quite a clear name conflict now with legit, as legit installs its ownswitch
alias.I imagine the best course would be for legit to rename its alias into something else. Another term or just opt with the shorthand
sw
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: