Fix: Checked out existing local branch when checking out remote branch - #18761
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Thanks for contributing, please follow the guidelines https://github.com/files-community/Files/blob/main/.github/CONTRIBUTING.md link the relevant issue and if there isn't one make one before PRs. |
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This PR resolves the issue where selecting a remote branch in the Git branches list silently did nothing if the local tracking branch already existed.
It updates CheckoutRemoteBranch to check out the existing local branch instead of returning early.