To start this example, we need a new branch that tracks the origin/stable-3.1 branch; we name the branch notesReferences, and create and checkout the branch with the following command:
$ git checkout -b notesReferences --track origin/stable-3.1 Branch notesReferences set up to track remote branch stable-3.1 from origin. Switched to a new branch 'notesReferences'
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