I have one local commit (for example, at branch1 branch) and I need to apply it to another branch (eg. branch2). I know that I have to use the
git cherry-pick
command but I really cant find out by myself how the command should finally look. Help me please and sorry for my English.
UPD: I've read this link, but I still cant understand how to use it in my case.
git cherry-pick should be as easy as:
git checkout targetBranch
git cherry-pick <SHA1>
(with <SHA1> the SHA1 of the commit you want to apply)
In your case:
git checkout branch2
git cherry-pick branch1
See this blog post or this post for example.
You have more illustrations in "CHERRY-PICKING EXPLAINED":
If you were at node H in this graph, and you typed git cherry-pick E (yes, you'd actually type part or all of the SHA for the commit, but for simplicity's sake, I'll just use the labels that are already here), you'd wind up with a copy of commit E—let's call it "E prime" or E'—that pointed to H as its parent, like so:
