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In my ios project I use git as scm. Xcode listing of repositories includes something called (by xcode at least) “(no branch)”. Some time ago I probably checked out a previous commit, without creating a branch. Since then I have made some 40 commits. Now I want to branch from my next last commit. I am a little worried what might happen and want to know how to get back to some decent branch structure.
You did some commits while being in a detached head. You can still create a new branch that will point to the tip of the detached head:
This will create and checkout the new branch.