问题
In developing for a work enviornment, we create a branch for each feature or fix we work on, and then merge to QA for testing.
Occasionally I find it's helpful to have a stash which contains console.logs' of debugging steps for a specific process. But I want to only have that be a subset of files in my working copy.
So, I am considering creating another branch for local use with commits which will be used later. Which don't reference a specific ticket necessarily.
So the question is, how can I take a specific commit in this "useful items" branch, and apply it to another branch? I'm sorry if I'm using the term cherry pick incorrectly here. I use sourcetree but am able to use command line for this also.
回答1:
there are several ways to achieve it (you have to be on the branch you want to apply the commit to),
you can create a patch of the commit you want then apply it
git format-patch <commit sha1>
git apply <patch path>
or you can indeed cherry-pick the commit you want
git cherry-pick <commit sha1>
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36777547/git-cherry-picking-one-commit-to-another-branch