I am a noob developer in the process of wiping and rebuilding a proper workflow environment. After reinstalling MsysGit a glaring visual aspect of the terminal display hit me in the face. doug@DOUG-PC now included... /msysgit (master). I remember this from the previous installation but had never given it any real thought... the question I have did not arise until it just now slapped me in the face! I have read through several tutorials and not one mention has been made concerning this command state... does /msysgit (master) indicate that this is the branch I am working from? Or is it simply a label for the parent? Is this a live branch state immediately after install is complete... if so then this state requires change prior to closing the terminal does it not? Not sure if it means anything since I have yet to discover any mention of it?
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