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that’s right! `gt branch unbranch` will do this for you, _and_ it will put any changes back in your working directory so that you can use them for something else

soon-to-be `gt pop` :slightly_smiling_face:

Woah, TIL!
Thanks a lot for the tip

Suggestion: you could suggest that when someone is doing
```gt branch delete```
with no argument
&gt; are you trying to remove the current branch? try `gt branch unbranch` instead!
or something like that

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``` gt delete 
? Delete a branch (autocomplete or arrow keys) › 
...```