A few things. First, do not use git branch for scripting, as it is meant to be user-facing command which output format can change and which is subject to config, but git for-each-ref explicitly meant for scripting.
Second, instead of git push --force, use safer alternative of git push --force-with-lease which would overwrite only your changes.
Third, git restore might be easier to use than git reset.
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A few things. First, do not use
git branchfor scripting, as it is meant to be user-facing command which output format can change and which is subject to config, butgit for-each-refexplicitly meant for scripting.Second, instead of
git push --force, use safer alternative ofgit push --force-with-leasewhich would overwrite only your changes.Third,
git restoremight be easier to use thangit reset.