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git branch --all lists lots of branches, and I am looking for one that includes the string 1234, which is an issue number in our project management system.
The following works in PowerShell and I am wanting to replace it with something shell agnostic.
PS> git branch --all | where { $_ -like "*1234*" }
How do we do this with git and git alone?
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git branch --list "*1234*" does what you need. Or git branch --list \*1234\*
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