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git tag
“, replied Master Git.
git remote -v
“, replied Master Git.
git branch -a
“, replied Master Git.
git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD
“, replied Master Git.
git remote rm
“, replied Master Git.
git branch -d
“, replied Master Git.
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I think you've come away with the wrong lesson, there.
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In fairness, the best answer to "how can I view the current branch" is either "git branch" or "git status", unless you need something programmatically parseable.
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