Common commands for git branch management

View the local branch
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git branch 
* dev 
  master 
* represents the current location in the dev branch

View remote branch
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git branch --remote 
  origin/dev 
  origin/master 

Create a branch
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git checkout -b new_branch 
Note that the code of new_branch comes from

Switch
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git checkout another_branch 
and create a branch, the -b parameter

pushes the local branch code to the remote server
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git push origin branch_name 
If the remote server does not have the branch, it will automatically create the

pull remote branch Code to the local corresponding branch
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git pull origin branch_name 

delete the local branch, first switch to another branch, and then delete a branch
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git checkout b 
git branch -da 

deletes the remote branch
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git push origin --delete branch_name 

merges the local branch
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git merge b 
Assuming the current branch is dev, the above command is to merge the local b branch code into the current branch dev and

merge remote Branch, almost the same as before,
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git merge origin/b 
The remote branch b has been merged into the local current branch dev.