Tired of Git Branch…
Hey fellow devs! Here’s a small but super useful Git trick for dealing with that annoying branch case sensitivity issue. You know the drill—someone creates feature/UserAuth, but you type feature/userauth. On a case-sensitive OS, Git tells you the branch doesn’t exist. On a case-insensitive OS like Windows or macOS, it’s worse—you switch to the wrong branch without realizing it. Later, you discover both feature/userauth and feature/UserAuth exist on GitHub. Ouch. This is particularly painful when working with Windows or macOS, where the filesystem is case-insensitive, but Git isn't. Add in a mix of developers with different habits (some love their CamelCase, others are all-lowercase fans), and you've got yourself a daily annoyance. The Fix I wrote a little Git alias that makes checkout case-insensitive. It's basically a smarter version of git checkout that you use as git co. Here's what it does: $ git co feature/userauth ⚠️ Warning: "feature/userauth" is incorrect. Switching…