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Is it possible to recover git commit from data that is received from git reflog ?

Example of the git reflog output.

eff9143 HEAD@{14}: merge develop: Fast-forward e3ad8f7 HEAD@{15}: checkout: moving from develop to master eff9143 HEAD@{16}: commit: Add Login view. Setting up project structure. e3ad8f7 HEAD@{17}: checkout: moving from master to develop e3ad8f7 HEAD@{18}: commit: Add LaunchScreen
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Of course.

Read all about it here: How to move HEAD back to a previous location? (Detached head)

What you can do is to create new branch or reset the current branch to your desired commit and than work on it.

# create new branch git checkout -b <name> <sha-1> # "move" the current branch to any given commit git reset HEAD --hard

and again all is described in details in the above answer.

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