Tutorial by Examples: branch

Assume that I have a file named in.txt: $ cat in.txt a b a c a d I only want to replace the a\nc with deleted, but not a\nb or a\nd. $ sed -e ':loop # create a branch/label named `loop` $!{ N # append the next line of input into the pattern space /\n$/!b...

You can select a branch at the upper left. When you selected the right branch you need to press the sync button (upper right) which does now the same as git checkout BRANCHNAME. In the older version you are able to view 2 different branches at once and compare the pushes. Furthermore you could vi...

To remote tracking between local and deleted remote branches use git fetch -p you can then use git branch -vv to see which branches are no longer being tracked. Branches that are no longer being tracked will be in the form below, containing 'gone' branch 12345e6 [origin/bran...