How to cut commits from one branch to another?

Question

git

Good day! There was a situation with which I can not cope alone.
There is a master branch in the repository. I need to move some commits from this branch to the new one. But so that they are removed from master.
Hope the community can help. Thanks in advance!

Answer 1

git checkout -b "branch-name" "commit-hash"
branch-name - branch name
commit-hash - commit hash code from which to branch. All commits that were later will not go into the new branch.
Example:
git checkout -b "new-branch" "ffe5069daa6d42e4f9e0efc28892e5401d42183f"

Answer 2

first, with the help of git rebase -i HEAD~7,
re-sort your commits (just swap lines)
then cut off the tail - it turns out the master
in the test, you can rebase again, but just delete the extra lines