Message="Patching a file from $source_branch to $destination_branch" Relative_file_path=structures/serializers/node.py Step #3 does create an interactive shell though, but you can default option the entire thing if you want to clobber the destination. This has always been the easiest method for me. Checkout the source branch at desired commit revision, supply the patch flag and relative location to the file as a parameter.Checkout the branch you wish to move the file to ( target branch ).Clones the branch that contains your commit ( source branch ).Modify the four variables I provided at the top. You will need to merge the changes manually:Īn easy way to accomplish what you are describing is through a checkout -patch. With this method, git will not MERGE the file, it will just override any other change done on the destination branch. : created 4d3e37b: "'Merge' avatar code from 'twitter_integration' branch"Ĥ files changed, 72 insertions(+), 0 deletions(-)Ĭreate mode 100644 db/migrate/20090223104419_create_avatars.rbĬreate mode 100644 test/functional/models/avatar_test.rbĬreate mode 100644 test/unit/models/avatar_test.rb $ git commit -m "'Merge' avatar code from 'twitter_integration' branch" # new file: test/unit/models/avatar_test.rb ![]() # new file: test/functional/models/avatar_test.rb $ git checkout twitter_integration app/models/avatar.rb db/migrate/20090223104419_create_avatars.rb test/unit/models/avatar_test.rb test/functional/models/avatar_test.rb The simplest solution is to pick all changes of certain files is to use git checkout source_branch. ![]() Cherry pick is to pick changes from a specific "commit".
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