I have a git repo with lots of quite similar files (something like config files).
It often happens that I have to do a certain change to all of those files (change a parameter value or add a new parameter).
Does anyone know a way of doing this change to only one of the files and then "cherry pick" it to the other files with git?
I understand that git has the capability of doing this if the files are each in it's own git repo and all have the same name - so I was wondering if there is a (possibly scriptable) way of using this capability for files that have different names but are in the same repo...
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1see if `diff` and `patch` utility can help (they are not part of git though) – Jokester Jun 22 '17 at 08:18
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im not sure if git would help you with this topic – Idemax Jun 22 '17 at 08:22