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If I have the following branches in git 1194-qa-server master remotes/origin/1178-authentication remotes/origin/1194-qa-server remotes/origin/HEAD -> origin/master remotes/origin/master I want to switch to a branch using --just-- the number, even if that requires calling a script For example: switch_branch 1178 and the script/solution should do the following git branch -a (find all branches local and remote in my repository) filter by the given parameter ('1178' above) extract the name of the branch that git can use switch to that branch What is the recommended way to do it without having to perform all these steps manually? I am using Mac OSX, if that matters here. update -- bash-it (github.com/revans/bash-it) serves my purpose Welcome to Bash It! Here is a list of commands you can use to get help screens for specific pieces of Bash it: rails-help list out all aliases you can use with rails. git-help list out all aliases you can use with git. todo-help list out all aliases you can use with todo.txt-cli brew-help list out all aliases you can use with Homebrew aliases-help generic list of aliases. plugins-help list out all functions you have installed with bash-it bash-it-plugins summarize bash-it plugins, and their installation status reference <function name> detailed help for a specific function

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