Re: command prompt script for current branch

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> > Attached is a script I quickly wrote up yesterday.  Sometimes I've
> > found I started working only to realize I was on the wrong branch.
> > (Now that I'm accustomed to working with git, I make many small
> > branches, so it happens.)
>
> First, it is much better to put such script inline, in the body of
> your email.  This makes commenting about script body much easier.
> And if you have to attach it, for example because your mailer mangles
> whitespace (which is not the case here), make sure that attachement
> uses "text/plain", and if possible "inline" disposition, to better
> _view_ the code without need to save it to temporary file.
>
> I would take an exeption and comment on your code, even though you
> make it hard to do so.

Thank you.  Since there's already a solution for this in contrib,
(didn't see it, sorry), I'll just take your recommendations on coding
style for any future stuff I do.


Steve
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