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I use a commant like this:
git checkout master && ./g pull -r && for branch in $(git branch | cut -c
3-) ; do if [ $branch != "master" ] ; then git rebase master $branch ; fi ;
done && git checkout <A-CHOSEN-BRANCH-NAME-HERE> && make
to keep all branches up-to-date (I must say that I keep branches/tags like
libreoffice-5-3 etc. on a different repo). Doing so allows me avoid huge
recompilations each time I checkout a different branch, because  they are
based on same baseline, and differ only by their specific commits (so
building one makes all other ready for quick incremental build).


And that is something you expect a newbie to understand?

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