Felipe Contreras <felipe.contreras@xxxxxxxxx> writes: > Sergey Organov wrote: [...] >> Creating (a branch) is fundamentally different operation than switching >> to (a branch), and that's why the former doesn't fit into "git switch". > > Not in my mind. Instead of switching to an existing branch, I'm switching > to a new branch, which is easily understood by > `git switch --new branch`. To me: "create a new branch" is basic operation. "switch to another branch" is basic operation. "create a new branch and then switch to it" is compound operation. The latter could be implemented as either new-then-switch or switch-to-new indeed, but the "new" part is the first action to be made, so git new branch <branch-name> that switches to the <branch-name> by default still sounds more logical to me than current: git switch -c <branch-name> Thanks, -- Sergey Organov
