git-show-branch:tldr:b1595
git-show-branch: Compare a given branch with the current branch.
$ git show-branch --current ${select}
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The git show-branch command is used in Git to display the branch structure and its commit history. The --current option is used to highlight the current branch.
${select} is a placeholder representing the specific branch name you want to display as the current branch. You need to replace ${select} with the actual branch name.
By using the command git show-branch --current ${select}, Git will show the branch structure and commit history with the current branch highlighted, making it easier to identify the active branch among multiple branches.
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