Feb 5, 2020

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A GIT how-to for beginning and advanced developers

How To Create A GIT Branch With Your Current Changes

This article shows you how you can create a GIT branch with your current changes in it. Being a developer with 16+ years of experience, I know for sure this is something you will use on a regular basis.

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A GIT how-to for beginning and advanced developers

How To Create A GIT Branch With Your Current Changes

More from Edwin Klesman

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