Listing All Branches with git branch -a
This approach involves listing all branches, including those fetched from the remote repository, using the git branch -a command.
Syntax:
git branch -a
Example
In this example, we’ll list all branches, including those fetched from the remote repository, using the git branch -a command.
git branch -a
Listing all branch using git branch -a
How to Fetch All Git Branches?
In Git, we create multiple branches simultaneously to develop features, fix bugs, or experiment with new ideas. Understanding how to fetch and manage Git branches is important for maintaining a clean and up-to-date repository. In this article, we’ll explore how to fetch all Git branches.
Table of Content
- What are Git Branches?
- Using git fetch –all
- Listing All Branches with git branch -a