I ran into a situation where git cherry-pick X would have some conflicts, but also created extra inserts (when verified with git diff).
I need a specific file from an online repo brought into the local clone of my current project. I\'d also like the file in a specific directory in the current project. I don\'t want to go the easiest r
I\'m facing the problem of merging a subset of revisions from one topic-branch to another. Since I am using git-svn, I was curious to see if it is possible to use cherry-picking for this. Using Subver
I\'m currently trying to cherry-pick a feature from the trunk of an OSS project into a fork.Both repositories use git and I have the trunk imported into the fork as a branch so it should make things n
$ git cherry-pick 5de83068 error: Your local changes to the following files would be overwritten by merge:
Given a commit with the message \"foo\", i.e. wi开发者_高级运维th only a summary part, I do git cherry-pick -x the_commit. The result is a new commit with message foo(cherry picked from commit eb42a64
I\'ve got a project which has a master branch and a stable branch - the branches diverged long time ago. Now I\'ve got a couple co开发者_运维知识库mmits on the stable branch, which I also want to have
Use-case: every time I want to move commit from one git branch to another I perform the following sequence of actions:
I have a series of comm开发者_运维百科its in a fork that I want to apply or reject one at a time to my fork.Should I use git cherry-pick for this?I\'d use an interactive rebase for this:
I have a repository that contains the software in branch master and its homepage in branch gh-pages. The project contains an examples directory with source files that should be contained in the master