`new`

The new command creates a new branch based on your current or another branch, tracks the parent-child relationship, and automatically checks out the new branch. This is the foundation of building a stack, allowing you to create branches that build on each other.

Usage

bash

pq new [BRANCH_NAME] [BASE_BRANCH]

Arguments

Argument	Description
`BRANCH_NAME`	Name of the new branch (optional)
`BASE_BRANCH`	Parent branch (optional)

Examples

Interactively Creating a Branch

bash

pq new

Specifying Branch Name and Parent

bash

pq new feature-backend main

Building on an Existing Branch

When already on a feature branch:

bash

pq new feature-auth

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Interactively Creating a Branch ​

Specifying Branch Name and Parent ​

Building on an Existing Branch ​

`new`

Usage

Arguments

Examples

Interactively Creating a Branch

Specifying Branch Name and Parent

Building on an Existing Branch