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).
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