local

The command line tool "local" is a utility that is used to manage and interact with the local Git repositories on your computer.

1. It is primarily used to create new Git repositories in the current working directory.
2. By default, running "local init" creates a new Git repository in the current directory.
3. This tool helps initialize the necessary files and internal folders for Git version control.
4. It also provides options to specify a different directory for creating the repository.
5. "local" can be used to clone existing Git repositories from remote sources like GitHub or Bitbucket.
6. The command "local clone " will clone the specified repository onto your local machine.
7. It sets up the necessary remote tracking branches and local branches to start working with the repository.
8. "local" provides options to pull remote changes into the local repository ("local pull") and push local changes to the remote repository ("local push").
9. It allows you to branch and switch between branches using commands like "local branch" and "local checkout".
10. Additionally, the tool provides various other features including gitignore file management and displaying the Git history with "local log".