Ævar Arnfjörð Bjarmason wrote: > In summary, I think it should be changed to act like this: > > |---------------------------+------------------------+---------------------------| > | What | Now | New | > |---------------------------+------------------------+---------------------------| > | Switch | git switch existing | git switch existing | > | Error | git switch nonexisting | <no change (errors)> | > | Switch with --merge | git switch -m branch | git switch --merge branch | > | Create | git switch -c new | git switch -n new | > | Create from existing | N/A | git switch -c new [<old>] | > | Move & switch to existing | N/A | git switch -m new [<old>] | > |---------------------------+------------------------+---------------------------| I'm in favor of this too. > In its current state I find "git switch" to be unusable. That sounds > like dramatic hyperbole, but I'm serious. I concur. I've tried to use it multiple times, and I always come back to using git branch / git checkout. -- Felipe Contreras
