git-create-branch
Git Create Branch
Create a new Git branch with proper naming and checkout.
When to Use
- Starting a new feature
- Creating a bug fix branch
- Starting work on a specific issue
- Any request to "create a branch" or "checkout new branch"
Branch Naming Conventions
Use these prefixes for clarity:
feature/- New features (e.g.,feature/add-login)fix/- Bug fixes (e.g.,fix/login-error)hotfix/- Urgent production fixes (e.g.,hotfix/critical-bug)refactor/- Code refactoring (e.g.,refactor/auth-module)
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