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git.md - add note about `git switch -c <branch>` usage to create and switch to a branch in one command
git.md - change wording of git switch -c note
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This is a great suggestion, but adds to the students list of things to learn in a short period of time. They will naturally discover this combined step in the future. For now, i am going to leave this change out of the guide. |
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During the live virtual workshop, @mthiel117 mentioned creating and switching to a branch in one command. We're busy professionals so it is nice to have some time saving shortcuts (if we can call this that).
I'm suggesting adding a note which shares the two-in-one syntax for
git switch -c <branch>in a later section (when modifying vlans.yml) after students have learned the two-step process ofgit branchandgit switch.