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@Mika587 Mika587 commented Mar 27, 2021

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iampava commented Mar 29, 2021

Hey! This is not 100% correct. You did create a correct branch named Mika587 but it shouldn't have all your code. If you look at step 29 - you'll have to first go back in time and then create the branch from there.

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The command you'll need to use to go back in time is checkout. Similar to when you're changing branches, but instead of the branch name you'll have to put the commit ID.

Then make a branch from there git checkout -b Mika587, and follow the rest of the steps.


To do this you'll need to delete your branch: both local and remote. Close this PR and try again.

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