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It's not really new anymore, but still way underused, so it could certainly do with more attention. Git's UI has become better, but they can't really remove the old UI and tutorials using those, so people keep sticking to that.
distributing improvements after a large mass of old habits are spread around is something to be fixed
git switch -
For going back to the previous branch you checked out.
What is a good resource to learn modern git properly? I have been using git for 10 years and get around with a really small set of old commands.
I’m surprised no reference to: git switch - For going back to the previous branch you checked out.
git checkout -Never heard of switch /restore and will probably forget about it the next time I'm on the terminal.
Rebase and interactive Rebase is so well integrated for my use cases and I feel much more productive without having to switch context.
Reflog and bisect are when I nowadays switch to the terminal, have not discovered an equivalent last time I checked.
It also never occurred to me that the checkout command was overloaded in that particular way.
git checkout -b new_branch
git switch -c new_branch
git restore, where have you been all my life?