This one
这个
git checkout -b #1-my-awesome-feature
creates error
造成错误
error: switch `b' requires a value
escaping it with backslash or wrapping it in quotes will work
用反斜杠转义它或用引号括起它会起作用
git checkout -b \#1-my-awesome-feature
but strange enough this
但这很奇怪
git branch #1-my-awesome-feature
will not produce any error and if you check if it is created with
不会产生任何错误，如果你检查是否创建了它
git branch --all
there is no branch.
没有分支。
If hash char is not in the first position of the branch name, branch will be created.
如果散列字符不在分支名称的第一个位置，则将创建分支。
git branch feature-#1
Executing git branch
执行git分支
feature-#1
* master
So my question is how hash (#) char is 'translated' in terminal and why it is not working when it is at first place?
所以我的问题是hash（＃）char是如何在终端中“翻译”的，以及为什么它在第一时就不起作用？
Thanks!
谢谢！
1 个解决方案
#1
2
# means a comment is starting (atleast in a linux shell). So
＃表示评论正在开始（至少在linux shell中）。所以
git checkout -b #1-my-awesome-feature
becomes:
变为：
git checkout -b
and throws error that b option requires a value.
并抛出b选项需要值的错误。
Similarly,
同样的，
git branch #1-my-awesome-feature
becomes:
变为：
git branch
and just shows the branches in your repo.
并在您的仓库中显示分支。
Another Example
Example below is taken from https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/190139/232167
以下示例取自https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/190139/232167
echo "The # here does not begin a comment."
echo 'The # here does not begin a comment.'
echo The \# here does not begin a comment.
echo The # here begins a comment.
#1
2
# means a comment is starting (atleast in a linux shell). So
＃表示评论正在开始（至少在linux shell中）。所以
git checkout -b #1-my-awesome-feature
becomes:
变为：
git checkout -b
and throws error that b option requires a value.
并抛出b选项需要值的错误。
Similarly,
同样的，
git branch #1-my-awesome-feature
becomes:
变为：
git branch
and just shows the branches in your repo.
并在您的仓库中显示分支。
Another Example
Example below is taken from https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/190139/232167
以下示例取自https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/190139/232167
echo "The # here does not begin a comment."
echo 'The # here does not begin a comment.'
echo The \# here does not begin a comment.
echo The # here begins a comment.