cherry-pick

问题 I have a branch into which I accidentally merged other peoples changes a long time ago, and now hundreds of files show up on a pull request that are not mine. I would like to create a separate branch into which I would like to cherry-pick changes to my own files over those several dozen commits, so that my new pull request only contains my changes. I found out how to cherry pick commits, and how to cherry pick files from one specific commit, but how do I cherry pick several files from a range

问题 I would like to cherry-pick a commit on a fetched remote while keeping it's original SHA commit code (my current branch is based on this remote which I resetted to a previous state). 回答1: A git SHA hash is computed from different pieces of information: The tree it refers to; basically, the current content of the repository in the branch in which the commit appears. The SHA of the parent commit(s) . The commit message . The author information : name, email and timestamp. The committer

问题 I would like to cherry-pick a commit on a fetched remote while keeping it's original SHA commit code (my current branch is based on this remote which I resetted to a previous state). 回答1: A git SHA hash is computed from different pieces of information: The tree it refers to; basically, the current content of the repository in the branch in which the commit appears. The SHA of the parent commit(s) . The commit message . The author information : name, email and timestamp. The committer

问题 So I have done countless cherry picks before and it seems that I must fail at life with this right now, I am trying to cherry pick from one branch to another which should be easy, how ever I get an error about it being a merge but not -m was given? $ git cherry-pick a8c5ad438f6173dc34f6ec45bddcef2ab23285e0 error: Commit a8c5ad438f6173dc34f6ec45bddcef2ab23285e0 is a merge but no -m option was given. fatal: cherry-pick failed That looks wrong.......it should be: $ git cherry-pick

问题 So I have done countless cherry picks before and it seems that I must fail at life with this right now, I am trying to cherry pick from one branch to another which should be easy, how ever I get an error about it being a merge but not -m was given? $ git cherry-pick a8c5ad438f6173dc34f6ec45bddcef2ab23285e0 error: Commit a8c5ad438f6173dc34f6ec45bddcef2ab23285e0 is a merge but no -m option was given. fatal: cherry-pick failed That looks wrong.......it should be: $ git cherry-pick

问题 I've set up a process, based on Adam Spiers' answer in a previous SO thread, to periodically publish a Git repository to a path in an SVN repository. Everything is working quite well, but there's one piece I haven't figured out. When I'm grabbing subsequent Git changes using cherry-pick , how do I figure out which new changes have occurred on this Git side, needing to be cherry-picked into the SVN side? To be more specific, after I do the initial push of the Git history into SVN, I'm now

问题 a basic question probably. I have cherry-picked some commits across branches. Now I would like to get a list of the commits from branch A that got cherry-picked to branch B. Is there a way to do it? 回答1: Try this: git log --oneline --cherry A...B This lists all commits that are in B but not in A and marks commits that have an equivalent commit in A with = 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11719926/which-commits-got-cherry-picked

问题 I am trying to learn how to use git cherry pick, I read the manual pages that git returns by doing git cherry-pick --help but that did not seem to help. I will try and explain the problem below. I have two branches master and other . On branch master The commit history is 0x2 Second commit from master branch 0x1 Initial commit And the only file in the repository that I am tracking readme has the following contents Some text On branch other The commit history is 0x5 CHECKPOINT, going to cherry

问题 I have hacked on a branch for a while, and this branch won't be merge before long. But there are some commits I'd like to merge in the master anyway. Is there a way to get an interactive cherry-pick, that would show the commits and their changes, and then let me select the ones I'd actually like to cherry-pick? 回答1: You can do that via the commit graph using gitk --all , and right clicking on the commit that you wish to cherrypick to your current branch. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com

问题 We recently switched from SVN to GIT, and I'm having some trouble converting our previous workflow. Mostly everything works, but today I got a weird cherry-pick conflict. I'm able to resolve the conflict, but I would like to know where this came from, because to my understanding there shouldn't be a conflict in this situation. Setup In our repository we have a master branch on which we develop. Four times a year we release a new version. We branch of of master into Release-x and this gets