GitButler ⧓

Commands
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but teardown

Exit GitButler mode and return to normal Git workflow.

This command:

  • Creates an oplog snapshot of the current state
  • Undoes any commits made directly on gitbutler/workspace, keeping their changes uncommitted
  • Finds the first active branch and checks it out
    • Alternatively, use --checkout-to <branch> to override this default

Other applied branches stay unapplied until you run but apply <branch>.

This is useful when you want to temporarily or permanently leave GitButler management and work with standard Git commands.

Examples

Exit GitButler mode:

but teardown
but teardown --checkout-to my-feature-branch

Usage: but teardown [OPTIONS]

Options

  • -c, --checkout-to <LOCAL_BRANCH> — Explicit override for which local branch to checkout to

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