Question

I recently used a script I found online to display the current branch I am in. Worked like a charm.
I usually create a feature branch in more than one project, as is the case when I am refactoring a dependency and needs to update the client as well.
In any case, I created a branch in four different git repos this morning, all work fine, except one repo where in the terminal it is displaying:

@user folder (master|REBASE-i)

instead of the the branch name. The normal display in other repos is something like:

@user folder (branch name)

Any idea what that would mean?

Answer 1

It means you’re in the middle of an interactive rebase, which means that the history is currently being rewritten to rewrite or re-order commits.

If you want to dismiss this behaviour, run git rebase --abort