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I needed to tweak this to work on a Mac, because BSD `sed` doesn't interpret `\n` as a newline. So this happens:  The easiest thing to do to fix it is to simply replace `sed` with `tr`.
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I needed to tweak this to work on a Mac, because BSD
seddoesn't interpret\nas a newline. So this happens:The easiest thing to do to fix it is to simply replace
sedwithtr.Thanks for sharing this repo! I was going to build the git branch switcher myself and then found this and it's great!