git checkout -b <branchname> <commit>
Creates and switches to a new branch from a specific commit
This command creates a new branch named <branchname> and checks it out. The new branch will be created based on the <commit> specified.
This allows you to go back in time to a specific commit and start a new branch from that point.
Specific examples:
git checkout -b feature-1234 some-branchSign in to enable bookmarking, reminders, progress-tracking and more...
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