Git branches are a key component of version-control system Git, allowing multiple team members to work on different parts of a project without affecting the main codebase.
Git branches can be locally and remotely named, and naming branches meaningfully and descriptively makes the code more organised and easier to understand.
Git allows users to rename both local and remote branches, which is useful for correcting typos, improving clarity, and keeping branch names consistent.
This article explains how to rename both local and remote branches using Git, as well as the advantages of doing so.
