What occurs when you flag the Re-Create Feature Branch checkbox?

When the Re-Create Feature Branch checkbox is flagged, it facilitates the creation of a new branch that contains the selected commits. This process allows developers to effectively manage their work by starting fresh from an existing state in the version control system while retaining the relevant changes.

Creating a new branch is particularly useful in collaborative environments where multiple developers might be working on different features or fixes. By re-creating a feature branch with specific commits, developers can ensure that their new branch reflects the exact state of the code they wish to build upon, thereby avoiding potential conflicts and maintaining a clear development history.

This action does not involve any permanent deletion of branches, nor does it imply committing changes to a different branch or merging commits from other branches. Instead, it specifically focuses on generating a new branch based on the specified commits, making it a strategic choice for feature development and workflow management.