In the root directory of your copy of the git repo, you can do the following: git branch -a <-- this will list out all the available branches git checkout name_of_branch <-- this will set you to the most recent commit to the given branch. You can also specify the specific hash for a given commit as well here too. Please note that I personally *never* use make current, and instead make a completely new build every time I compile. But that's just me... YMMV... -Yossi On 04/23/2013 12:11 AM, Sean Devoy wrote:
Thank GOD for backups - never forget Jesus saves (and does backups regularly)!
NEVERMIND - I am back to where I started.
I would very much like to know the commands to get me over to the stable branch.
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