git-cherry-pick

问题 How do I continue cherry picking using SourceTree after I resolved confilcts. If I am doing rebase and I get conflicts then after resolving them when I click commit SourceTree lets me continue that rebase. But how to continue cherry pick operation? 回答1: cherry-pick effectively applies the changes from commit A onto the working tree and makes a commit. This means if you get any conflicts during cherry-pick ing you just need to commit after resolving them to finish the cherry-pick . EDIT Edward

问题 I'm sure this is a simple thing that has been asked and answered, but I don't know what terms to search for. I have this: /--master--X--Y A--B \--C--D--E Where I commited C, D, and E (locally only) on a branch, but then I realized that D and E are really independent of C. I want to move C to its own branch, and keep D and E for later. That is, I want this: /--C /--master--X--Y A--B \--D--E How do I yank C out from under D and E? 回答1: You can use git cherry-pick to grab C, and put it on Y.

问题 Look, I make a modification in a branch and then pick a commit from a similar branch, which does not have this modification. I wonder if modification must be rolled back or not. Initially, both A and B branches have a full copy of the same file begin 123 456 def f 789 klm end But they diverge. First, A moves def f into the end of file, producing refactored A begin 123 456 789 klm end def f Now, if we cherry-pick B on top of this A, the original file is recovered ( def f is back in the middle

问题 Yesterday I cherry-picked two commits into my main branch, one of them caused merge conflicts and I resolved them, committed and pushed them to origin. Today I am attempting to pull from the server when I get the following error: $ git pull fatal: You have not concluded your cherry-pick (CHERRY_PICK_HEAD exists). Please, commit your changes before you can merge. $ Git status reads: $ git status # On branch main # Your branch is behind 'origin/main' by 2 commits, and can be fast-forwarded. # $

问题 There are some changes I made to a file in a commit A, then I undid the changes by mistake and went on further to make changes in commits B and C. I want the changes in commit A to be in my file, but the changes in B and C should not be lost either. Let's say my branch is now at C. I don't want to $ git checkout --patch because I want the file to contain the changes I made in B and C and doing a checkout of the file from commit A will rewrite the file in both the index and the working tree. I

问题 I have 2 branches A and B. Branch B was branched from branch A at some time and multiple users are committing to both branches. I want to cherry pick all my commits (that doesn't already exist in branch A) from branch B to branch A without the need to manually search for every single one. Is it somehow possible? Thanks 回答1: A more straight foreward way would be to use rebase --onto : git rebase --onto target-branch [LAST_COMMON_COMMIT_BEFORE_BRANCH] branch-to-move if your repo looks like this

问题 I have a project with two branches: D---E branch1 / ---A---C branch2 I want to apply commit E (but not D) on top of branch2. I used git cherry-pick and git mergetool (with meld ) for resolving conflicts. So far, so good. However, suppose that the state of the file after commit C is lineC1 <context C> lineC2 and the change introduced by commit E is -lineC1 +lineE1 <context E> -lineC2 +lineE2 I would expect the result shown by default by the mergetool to be lineE1 <context C> lineE2 (i.e.,

问题 I am aware about git cherry-pick and git apply terminalogies. But today i came across with some issue. I was applying one patch by using the diff of two revisions. I used the below command: git diff HEAD > diff.patch git apply diff.patch I got patch apply failed for one file. Then i simply tried to cherry-pick the commit-id2. It is cherry-picked successfully. What may be the reason? Anyone wants to throw some light on the same. 回答1: Two possibilities: The changes in diff.patch are probably

问题 I'm sorry for my question but I'm TFS noob user, what is the equivalent in TFVC (Team Foundation Version Control) of git cherry-pick? 回答1: First, create a patch for the changeset that you want to cherry-pick: tf diff /version:C1234 /format:unified > cherry.patch (Note: be careful about redirecting to a file from PowerShell. It wants to write UTF-16 files which many programs have a hard time coping with.) Then apply the patch using patch: patch -p0 < cherry.patch 回答2: There is one solution

问题 Normally I can move pushed commits to another repository using cherry-pick : I fetch the related branch from 'another' repository to my new repo and cherry-pick with commit's ID. I want to do the same thing for local--unpushed--commits in a corrupt repository (something went wrong and I cannot push my changes, but I need to move them to another repo). Is there any way to cherry-pick commits from the corrupt repo to another repo? PS: Both repositories exist on the same machine. 回答1: Another