Hello,
Is it possible ? To whenever create new branch from HEAD as a master automatically create new folder and pull into that branch. So I can easily switchover to master branch or new create branch.
In my case I create new branch and add some code and commit into new branch so in BitBucket show two branch with commit that are perfect. But in my local folder are only one. Now I my local folder show new branched code. so what about master branch.
How can I get master branch in new folder ? Same as when I create new branch automatically create new folder ?
Git manages the branching. When you select a branch - the branch is the active branch and the local folder corresponds to the current branch. If you switch over the branch in source tree, the local folder will automatically reflect to selected branch. That is beauty of GIT.
To answer your question, can we do separate folder for each branch, yes clone the branch in different folder.
Thank you for your answer help me to know something new things. When I press click on checkout code update base on branch but when largest changes are present it take some time ? and is there any way to make new directory for different branch?
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The only way to have a two working copies (two different folders showing the contents of different branches) is to have two local repositories. That's what @Shomnathprabu Kasthuri meant when he said "Clone the branch in a different folder".
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If your repo is large and/or bandwidth to the server is low, consider creating the new clones by copying the first clone and checking out another branch in the copy. This can be much faster than cloning the same repo again from the server.
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