nissshh · February 9, 2018 09:33
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 A very important command that i learnt was a git cherry-pick , that is usefulll in cases wher you want to move only a perticular commit from other branch
 to your branch. In regular cases if you merge 2 branches all teh changes (from head) are merged to target. 

 e.g. git cherry-pick -n <commit>

 -n option is important , as the command keeps the changes in your working files, if not given checkes in the change.
	A very important command that i learnt was a git cherry-pick , that is usefulll in cases wher you want to move only a perticular commit from other branch
	to your branch. In regular cases if you merge 2 branches all teh changes (from head) are merged to target.

	e.g. git cherry-pick -n <commit>

	-n option is important , as the command keeps the changes in your working files, if not given checkes in the change.