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Viewing the progress of a git checkout with command line
I have a local git repository that includes several branches.
I want to make a new checkout of a specific branch that is part of the master.
To do so I run
git checkout -b somebranch master
This returns "Already on'master'"
I am trying to find a way to view the progress of the checkout or even any errors that may occur. Is there an easy way to do this? I could just "kill" the command and view the console output (I would prefer not to do that), but maybe I can see something if there are errors.
A:
All the git status options -f or -l will do that.
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Is there an official way to get to the boss key in Monster Hunter?
I'm pretty new to MH, but if there's a particular item that lets you get to the boss key, is there an official way to get to it or do you have to just be lucky and come across it?
A:
You need to craft the item called "Shapeshifter." It drops a lot from the iguana hunt in the swamp area.
Then, it's simple. Just equip the item, walk into the boss area, and the boss key should be immediately visible.
. I guess they have to, otherwise no one would go there to look at "My name is...".
When I was a kid, there was a girl I went to school with (who is also my wife now) who had a long, black curling "pompadour" style hair (no offence intended, but I think she looked stunning), and I was just struck by the fact that there was not a single person in the world who looked like her, while there are a million, billion girls like her who have the same or similar hair styles.
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