How to push a commit to a new local branch from push?

Question

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I have a commit with some changes, I soon realized that I can’t push into the master branch (I don’t have rights). The only option is to create a new branch and push to it. But if I create a new branch, the non-pushed commit will be lost. Maybe there is an option to create a branch on the server, but locally, with one command, say that you would push the commit not to the master, but to another branch, without switching to it?

Answer 1

If you already "have" a commit, it means that it is already in some branch.
Create a new branch and cherry-pick the commit into it.