This alternative, as it happens a lot with git, doesn't expose its purpuse clearly, but at least it provides a way to get the current branch, so I guess I will move to this approach instead.
Thanks for sharing!
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I was used to do the following
git branch | grep -e "^\*" | cut -d " " -f 2This alternative, as it happens a lot with git, doesn't expose its purpuse clearly, but at least it provides a way to get the current branch, so I guess I will move to this approach instead.
Thanks for sharing!