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1. Create a new file d1.txt with $ echo d1 > d1.txt
2. Commit the snapshot with $ git snapshot d1
3. Create a new file d2.txt with $ echo d2 > d2.txt
4. Commit the snapshot with $ git snapshot d2
5. Create a new file d3.txt with $ echo d3 > d3.txt
6. Commit the snapshot with the $ git snapshot d3 command.
The repository now looks like Figure 5-4 .
Figure 5-4 . The repository from Recipe 5-1 with revisions d1, d2, and d3
To create the next branch you can use three commands:
# switch to master branch
$ git checkout master
# create a new branch named info
# pointing to the same commit as master branch
$ git branch info
 
 
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