Git Commands

Git Branch Commands

• git branch - Display a list of the local branches in your Git repository.
• git branch -a - Display a list of both local branches and remote branches in your Git repository.
• git branch -c - Copy a Git branch.
• git branch -d <branch-name> - Delete a local Git branch. This command will not work if the branch you are attempting to delete has unmerged changes.
• git branch -D <branch-name> - Delete a local Git branch with unmerged changes.
• git branch -m <branch-name> <new-branch-name> - Rename a Git branch.
• git branch -r - Display a list of the remote branches in your Git repository.
• git push <remote> --delete <remote-branch-name> - Delete a remote Git branch.
• git push --set-upstream <remote> <branch> - Set an upstream branch. Running this command will push your local branch to the new remote branch.