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I'd like to move my last few commits from master into a branch of their own. The tree on my PC looks like that: W (some branch) / X1--X2--X3--X4--Y--Z1--Z2 (master) I'd like it to look like: W (some branch) / X1--X2--X3--X4 (master) \ Y--Z1--Z2 (my new branch) However, the tree at GitHub looks like: W (some branch) / X1--X2--X3--X4--Y (master) That's what I saw as a solution for moving the last commits to another branch: git checkout master git branch my_new_branch git reset <commit_id> My question is: would I be able to successfully push to GitHub after moving the commits into a new branch and if so would it require to do something else than these three commands?
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