In source control management, the act of selectively pulling single changes from peer to peer is called "cherry-pick".
There've been several questions recently about skipping changes when maintaining release branches in Mercurial. For example: Mercurial: Branch specific changes …
version-control mercurial branch dvcs cherry-pickSuppose I have a new system with no git history and I take a fresh checkout of branch A. Branch …
eclipse git gerrit cherry-pickI want to do something similar to git rebase but without collapsing parallel commits. Let's say I have the following …
git rebase cherry-pick git-cherry-pickSuppose I have a set of commits in a repository folder... 123 (250 new files, 137 changed files, 14 deleted files) 122 (150 changed files) 121 (renamed …
svn undo cherry-pickI am wondering if cherry-picking from stash is possible. git stash save "test cherry-pick from stash" *git cherry-pick stash@{0}* --&…
git cherry-pickI am trying to learn how to use git cherry pick, I read the manual pages that git returns by …
git version-control merge cherry-pick$ git cherry-pick 5de83068 error: Your local changes to the following files would be overwritten by merge: Components/ApplicationEnums/Application.cs …
git cherry-pickEdit: I added some Information I thought to be unnecessary, but is not. I have two branches, A and B. …
git cherry-pick git-cherry-pickI'm about to merge certain revisions from trunk into a release-branch. I've checked with mergeinfo how many revisions are eligible …
svn version-control tortoisesvn cherry-pickI have two branches Z with some changed and M with some conflicting changes. I'd like to merge the first …
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