Git Checkout Command Maker

Build your Git checkout command in seconds!

Branch Name Switches to the specified branch.

Create a New Branch (-b) Creates and checks out a new branch.

Create or Reset Branch (-B) Creates a branch if it doesn't exist, or resets it to the specified start point.

Create an Orphan Branch (--orphan) Starts a new branch with no commit history.

Detached HEAD (--detach) Checks out a specific commit without moving the branch pointer.

Force Checkout (-f) Discards any local changes in the working directory.

Quiet Checkout (-q) Suppresses output messages during the checkout operation.

Merge Changes (--merge) Merges changes from the current branch into the checked-out branch if there are conflicts.

Set Tracking (--track) Sets up tracking for a new branch based on a remote branch.

No Tracking (--no-track) Prevents setting up tracking when creating a new branch.

Commit Checks out the specified commit.

Tree-ish Specifies any valid tree reference (commit, tag, or branch) to check out files from that state.

Pathspec Specifies paths to restore files from the index or working directory.

Interactive Patch (--patch or -p) Allows interactive selection of hunks to check out from the specified commit or tree.

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This tool helps you create the git checkout command by selecting various options. Here's how to use it:

Branch Name: Specify the branch you want to switch to.
Create New Branch: Check this option to create and switch to a new branch.
Force Checkout: Use this option to discard local changes and force the checkout.
Track Options: Choose whether to set up or prevent tracking for new branches.
Commit: Enter a commit hash to view its state without switching branches.
Interactive Patch: Use this to select specific changes interactively.
Once you've made your selections, click Generate Command to view the generated Git command.