Git Cherry Pick

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I've known about git cherry-pick
for some time, but I just used it today for the first time. I had a branch with a lot of changes and I needed one commit to go out right away. So, I cut a new branch and used git cherry-pick <sha>
. Easy as pie!
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Brett Rowberry
Brett Rowberry
I like programming (at work) and learning for fun. You'll often find me cooking and working on my house in my spare time.