GIT BRANCH DETAILS

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GIT BRANCH COMMANDS:

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 git checkout branch_name

 git branch  branch_name

 git checkout branch_name 

 git checkout -b branch_name  

 git branch --list

 git branch

 git branch -r 

 git push origin -delete branch_name

 git checkout -

 git branch -m B1 TestB1

 git branch -d branch_name OR git branch -D branch_name

 git push origin --delete branch_name  

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