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> So you could just `git checkout v1.0.0; git checkout -b v1.0`, git checkout can take an optional tag/branch argument so `git checkout -b v1.0 v1.0.0` works

by imron 7y ago

> So you could just `git checkout v1.0.0; git checkout -b v1.0`, git checkout can take an optional tag/branch argument so `git checkout -b v1.0 v1.0.0` works just as well for creating branch `v1.0` off of tag `v1.0.0`