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- Open your terminal or command prompt
- Navigate to the project directory using the
cdcommand - Use the
git logcommand to view the history of commits and their respective SHA-1 hash values - Identify the SHA-1 hash of the commit you want to go to
- Use the
git checkoutcommand followed by the SHA-1 hash value to move to that commit - You can use the
git checkout mastercommand to return to the latest commit on the master branch - If you want to simply move forward or backward in the commit history, you can use the
git checkout HEAD~<number>command, where<number>is the number of commits you want to move back - Once you have moved to a particular commit, you can create a new branch using the
git branchcommand followed by a name for the new branch to work on that specific commit.