I recommend swapping out `repo` to basically anything else.
Bash
#!/bin/bash# Get the current month and daymonth=$(date +%m)day=$(date +%d)# Prefix the branch name with repo/{month}-{day}branch_name="repo/$month-$day-$1"# change repo to whether you want# Checkout the branchgit checkout -b "$branch_name"To use on macOS/linux, you can paste the above into a file in `/usr/local/bin` and make it executable with `chmod +x /usr/local/bin/gbn`.
I also recommend setting your git settings to sort branches by `committerdate` so that you can easily find the branch you worked on most recently:
git config --global branch.sort commiterdateThis does work with the default alphabetical sorting, but this works better if you work on features over long periods of time.