Git

Author(s)

• Manuel

Tags

Git Branch Tag Workflow PowerShell Windows

Functions

Add-AssumedUnchanged Add-GitTag Clear-GitBranches Invoke-Gitk Invoke-GitkAll Merge-GitAllRemoteBranches Merge-GitBranchUseTheirs Push-GitAllTrackedBranches Remove-AssumedUnchanged Remove-GitAllBranches Reset-GitAllBranches Set-GitTrackAllRemoteBranches Set-GitTrackMatchedRemoteBranches Update-GitAllBranches Update-GitBranch

PSEditions

Desktop Core

Dependencies

• • Execution (>= 5.1.0)

Release Notes

Git v2.1.1+sha.631f7a2

## [v2.1.1] - 2026-05-06

### Fixed

- `Push-GitAllTrackedBranches`: StrictMode crash
 (`The property 'Count' cannot be found on this object.`) when the
 `git branch` output filters to empty. The legacy form
 `@((Invoke-Git branch -PassThru).Output) | ForEach-Object | Where-Object`
 only `@()`-wrapped the input of the pipeline, so an empty pipeline
 tail collapsed the assignment to `$null`; the next line read
 `$localBranches.Count`, which throws under
 `Set-StrictMode -Version Latest`. Moved `@()` around the whole
 pipeline so the result is always an array. Same fix applied
 defensively to `Remove-GitAllBranches`,
 `Set-GitTrackAllRemoteBranches`, and
 `Set-GitTrackMatchedRemoteBranches`, which carried the same
 pattern.