Ever been in a situation where you're juggling multiple branches but can't remember their names or status?
We’ve all been there!
This guide will show you how to quickly list all branches in a Git repository using the Git CLI, making it easy to track your work.
Learn to efficiently display all branches in a Git repository using the command-line interface (CLI).
Steps to follow:
1. Open the 'Terminal' of your code editor.
2. Run the command 'git branch' to list all local branches.
3. This will display all the local branches of your repository.
4. Run the command 'Git branch -r' to list all remote branches.
5. This will display all the remote branches of your repository.
6. Run the command 'git branch -a' to list both local and remote branches.
7. This will display both the local and remote branches of the repository.
That’s it!
You've successfully learned how to list all branches of a Git repository using CLI.
Now you can easily view all branches in your repository without the guesswork.
With just a simple command, you’ll always know where each branch stands and can switch or clean up as needed.
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