Questions tagged [git-cherry-pick]

This command applies the changes introduced by some existing commits.

Given one or more existing commits, apply the change each one introduces, recording a new commit for each. This requires your working tree to be clean (no modifications from the HEAD commit).

When it is not obvious how to apply a change, the following happens:

  • The current branch and HEAD pointer stay at the last commit successfully made.

  • The CHERRY_PICK_HEAD ref is set to point at the commit that introduced the change that is difficult to apply.

  • Paths in which the change applied cleanly are updated both in the index file and in your working tree.

  • For conflicting paths, the index file records up to three versions, as described in the "TRUE MERGE" section of git-merge(1). The working tree files will include a description of the conflict bracketed by the usual conflict markers <<<<<<< and >>>>>>>.

  • No other modifications are made.

See git-merge for some hints on resolving such conflicts.

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Merge old branch to new branch GIT

I have two branches namely old branch(currently working branch) and new branch. I want to push the old branch commit changes to new branch. Here what i followed the steps:` Clone old branch and changed head and refs to new branch then executed git…
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How to merge previous commits

I've setup Gitlab and I'm trying to follow the workflow mentioned here: Gitlab Production branch flow. Now my repository looks like this: And I've been asked to merge only commit A of the master branch with the production branch. What is the best…
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How can I track git cherry-pick commits between branches

I have a long standing patch branch and a develop branch. I want to cherry-pick specific changes from develop to the patch branch. When I do, I get new commits with no link to the old commit. Is there a way to cherry pick and maintain the parental…
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Why git cherry-pick leaves uncommitted changes exits with non-zero

Very often, my git appears like this: A <- B <- C <- D <- E <- HEAD It happens that I need to create a new branch based on B and only the changes in D. Here are the commands I do: git checkout B -q -f -b release git cherry-pick D The cherry pick…
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GIT - undo specific past merge but need the commits made after that merge to be intact

I was working simultaneously on a Feature branch and Master branch. Few days ago I merged my Feature into Master. A few commits have been made on top of that too. But later I realised that the feature is no more desired. So I need to remove the…
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How do I apply changes on this editor?

While using GIT on the console and cherry picking this editor appeared. And I don't know how to apply/send the changes and move on
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How to copy (not move) one git branch with merges to another

I am trying to reorganize GIT repository, which is full of unorganized branches. Now we want to make some structure there (devel, production, features, ...branches) and delete/squash many small changes too. But something is needed to keep yet as it…
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Same commits between two branch after merge

I have two branches devel and next. In devel I have a more or less huge amount of commits. Some of the commits are cherry picked into next. Also I added some commits to next and I have commits which are merged from devel. Now I would like to see…
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How to recover from this Git setup

My small team of database developers and I started using Git for version control 6 months ago. We have 1 development instance and 1 production instance right now. When I set up Git for the team, I created the "MASTER" branch, then put everything…
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Copying file with its commits to another remote

I am trying to copy the commits of one file to another remote branch. The flow is described in the picture below: The important part is that I would like to keep the history of the commits (so not one merge commit without a reference to who made…
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Do cherry-pick between 2 gerrit sites

I have two gerrit sites. Cherry-pick must be run in a work tree. However, git repositories in gerrit are to be shared, which means cherry-pick is not allowed. I hava many commits in both site. How can I do cherry-picks daily without fetching to many…
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Git merge/cherry-pick all commits of a branch

Scenario: master | \ dev | \ feature1 | | | / | / tagV1 | \ feature2 | | / | / tagV2 | \ fixForV1 | | / | / tagV1_1 Description: Create repo Create and checkout branch…
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Cherry-picking all commit history of a particular file

Suppose I want to cherry-pick full commit history of a particular file of a repo but the repo has more than one file and the commits are not even i.e 1st commit is to the particular file I wanted to cherry-pick and 2nd and 3rd is to some other and…
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How to `git cherry-pick` a series?

I want to cherry-pick a series of commits. This is because neither (1): --ff-only merge nor (2): rebasing off each other nor (3): rebasing both off a shared branch and retrying (1) work in my particular case because my branches are so widely…
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How to remove an old commit in none master branch after cherry-pick?

In master branch I have below commits: A-B-C-D-HEAD In branch "test" I have: A I did: git cherry-pick However, I don't want commit B on "test" branch. How can I ignore that? so that test branch end up like: A-C
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