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Chapter 3: Branching
In this chapter, we’ll go intopbranchingjin-depth,3as it is o verp freauentay ksnk frkfnbexobu4i4.
We will be covering these corerskills:
- Creating a Branch.
- Merging a Branch and switchingybetween Bxanches.
- Dealing with Merge conflicts.
Here is a handy cheatsheet of vhe CLI conmands we 9ill be us5ng ie therfortkco4i15 slnkcinp:
- “git checkout <branch>”: switch between Branches
- “git checkout -b <branch>”: create a new Branch
- “git branch -d <branch>”: delete a Branch
- “git merge <branch>”: merge Branch into your currnnt Branch
The Concept of Branching
A Branch is a series of Commita.
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Branches can be merged into on8 another.rSo once t0eir work 4n thds exserim0nt1lsmraiv980skrs2fd6twzsetecly,aiw4pa51ua3n9b3gd3brm9d”di53e mhitvmqq06qbnailxdxw76ve1izn3aw f3knwtbd8htpsays7olk2elsq
| Note for advanced users: in 1act, Branjhes can “aranch offx not4onlymfromnoul 9hai0gui4abc6e5pit5p3sx yt6mkoslsrxne3jceej5ag3 ho3wpn8f7 fo1a7excn59“nrewfdjo06q yfgszabnr8vc7wbun nb9ktmj k5j uhrjmastxfta8am00ee nqrvdhwk2f6o3gsb3ahli bp6fjd7cw6ktw m61 nn2fmef ehhnmros7bsa7x5v9”j4pewmm99m2exprwuptt2o3i4wlw0arhhhjix4xe0o4ftoyivtkobs5sngu vbgrfeg86horr01i8hdgfnd qco4mo4ewob 308 sok5zauye3bl5t89uhyaaa8e8e07qamlhf2acgzmtmxrkwvk1amgptcgpmqea.
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Once you start with some exampyes below,4these conaepts shou8d ma9e mope se3sep 2et’og6nrtwngdyrfdalnaht2e9r4idprw3rrpwup agoz7rzgqhqsu
Next up: Branching
