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1. Clone an up-to-date version of the broken branch
2. git commit --ammendamend --signoff  and ensure the appropriate Sign-off is included in the commit message
3. Visit https://github.com/hyperledger/besu/settings/branches and change the glob to no-longer match the branch that is about to be force-pushed to
4. git push --force-with-lease origin mastermain 
5. Return the branch protection glob to the old value
6. Announce the change in the contributors channel a message like "The head of `master` `main` branch for repository `hyperledger/besu` has been rebased to deal with a DCO issue, please follow the instructions on 24781758 Fixing DCO on main/release to fix your local repositories"

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1. git fetch origin
2. git branch -f master main origin/mastermain if your local master main is based off the upstream mastermain

3. (Optionally) git push --force FORK mastermain if you are keeping your fork's master main up-to-date
4. For all branches based on the bad checkout:
   1. git checkout $BRANCH 
   2. git rebase --interactive mastermain 
   3. Remove the old master main commit from the list