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date = "2010-08-09"
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title = "Rename a git branch"
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tags = ["git", "branch", "tip"]
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slug = "rename-a-git-branch"
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In git, branching is cheap and easy. You do it all the time (you're not? Well, you should). Sometimes, though, you create a new feature branch, only to come to the conclusion later that the name you gave it does not cover the stuff you've been doing.
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No problem for git! Renaming a branch is really easy:
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git branch -m old_branch new_branch
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That's all.
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