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Note that **this procedure needs to be followed exactly as it is described** or might lead to unintended loss of commits. In particular, you should understand that:
- You are **rewriting** your Git history and, therefore, might delete wrong entries if you make any mistake. Please read these steps carefully and follow them accurately.
- Any changes not committed before starting this procedure. If they are relevant for your, you should commit them (to `master`) as well.
- Any changes not committed before starting this procedure will be lost. If they are relevant for your work, you should commit them (to `master`) as well before starting this procedure.
As said, you can follow this procedure (assuming that you were initially in your `master` branch):
