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The function moves you into a clone as it is made and adds `gitto cd`:","/docs/commands/shell-init","commands/remove.mdx","remove","Removes a clone once it holds nothing you would miss.","/docs/commands/remove","commands/doctor.mdx","doctor","Reports what still points outside a clone after the copy: symbolic links into the canonical, virtual environments holding the old path, submodule history that did not come along, worktrees the clone hosts for someone else, and settings files in fixed places that name the clone by path.","/docs/commands/doctor","commands/prune.mdx","prune","Lists the clones whose branch is already merged into the canonical's upstream and which hold nothing uncommitted or unpushed. With `--remove`, it removes them.","/docs/commands/prune","commands/sync.mdx","sync","Fetches, moves the canonical forward when it can do so without a merge, and then runs whatever the project says brings it up to date. It holds the canonical alone while it runs, so no clone is copied out of a tree that is moving.","/docs/commands/sync","commands/list.mdx","list","One line per clone: its name, its branch, how much is uncommitted, how much is unpushed, how long since anything happened in it, and what the copy cost when it was made. The first line is the canonical and says how far behind its upstream it is.","/docs/commands/list","commands/new.mdx","new","Copies the canonical into `-` beside it, puts the copy on a new branch, and prints where it landed. 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