Thank you. I am at work and everybody waited for as I struggled with this. I have never cherry picked using git before and you saved me from standing there like an idiot.
I was always afraid to try the cherry-pick in git. After seeing your video I tried and worked like a charm, thank you. One more suggestion - put a smiling photo, the photo you put on the video looks like you are miffed :).
Straight to the point. A complete Software release cycle from end to end in a CI/CD including the branch strategies would be a great help. I look forward to it.
Let me make it simple : 1. apply another branch one commit change to your branch as a new commit on your branch: git cherry-pick another_feature_branch_commit_id 2. apply another branch one commit change to your branch, not as a new commit but just staged his commit change: git cherry-pick another_feature_branch_commit_id -n
Hi, I have a problem. I'm working on a project in a team. We are interns and not so much experienced. That said in the team I'm the one who is the most knowledgeable with GIT. I give them advice but it's like I'm talking to walls. I am the one who need to compile the project together (I mostly mean merge each branch). Extra problem. They just leave the code dirty and I'm supposed to deal with it. Extra problem. They don't commit too often. I had no update for weeks on GitHub and now it became a headache to even try compiling anything. Extra problem. They don't tell much what they've changed. I'm supposed to guess and waste a ton of time on it.I hope they'll get hired by companies which rely heavily on GIT and learn to accept communication is paramount (At least comment on GitHub for God sake 🙍♂️). Every time I merge branches I have old crap I already fixed but it gets overwritten, because hey their branches are like weeks too old... So the question would be: Can I just include specific files or lines from a commit? That'd be extremely helpful. PS: I realise I might merge in the wrong order, should there be one. But the question still applies. Thanks.
What is best for pushing 1 specific commit to all branches while keeping all branches unchanged other than the 1 new commit? It would be nice to not have to switch to 10 branches.
Thanks for this! It was really helpful. I've been using git for quite some time and haven't really dug too deep into it. Had an issue that I needed to move some code from one branch to another and this really helped out.
Thanks for the tutorial, it's helpful. I have a question, I add cherry picks from source 1 after fetching it. I then want to fetch a new source to add commits from but it still wants to add from the source 1, what am I doing wrong here?
Thank you. I am at work and everybody waited for as I struggled with this. I have never cherry picked using git before and you saved me from standing there like an idiot.
Great to hear that it was so useful!
Thanks Moby, didn't know you where into GIT
Now as you said I can see Moby lol
If cherry-pick was renamed as tomato-pick would you still use it? 😋
Haha, definitely not :)
How about cotton-pick?
@@Hasnain1F LMBO!!! The woke left would be all over that. 😂
I was always afraid to try the cherry-pick in git. After seeing your video I tried and worked like a charm, thank you. One more suggestion - put a smiling photo, the photo you put on the video looks like you are miffed :).
Thanks for the suggestion😆 and great to hear that the video was so useful.
Great video! I'm fairly new to git and I was struggling with understanding the use case for a cherry pick. You made it very clear and simple!
Thanks, that mean a lot to me.
Did you use an extension to get your terminal to show colorized tags for branches? If so, how do? :)
why do you hate tomatoes? What wrong have the tomatoes done to you?
How can anyone dislike this? I never heard of cherry picking before but understood this clearly, subscribed
Thanks mate, really appreciate it!
Straight to the point. A complete Software release cycle from end to end in a CI/CD including the branch strategies would be a great help. I look forward to it.
Very good and straightforward explanation, thanks!
How about a tutorial where we would need to resolve merge conflicts when doing cherry pick. Cheers
A perfect explanation on a dark background. Flawless victory. Thanks!
Haha, thanks Luis!
You're not actually "in vscode"....... You are actually driving this from a shell.
Let me make it simple :
1. apply another branch one commit change to your branch as a new commit on your branch: git cherry-pick another_feature_branch_commit_id
2. apply another branch one commit change to your branch, not as a new commit but just staged his commit change: git cherry-pick another_feature_branch_commit_id -n
His accent had me wondering what "brain cheese" was. Took me a second before I realized he was saying BRANCHES!!!
Clear, concise, and straight to the point. Thanks for the bonus of cherry pick with no commit!
Good tutorial.
Hi there, just wanted to know if two commits has conflict in changes while cherry picking will that be reflected before insertion of commit changes.
Thanks a lot buddy.
I was asked this in my interview and i left it but now i understood.
make video on merge conflict.
What happens when you cherry pick something and end up with a conflict somehow?
1:20 I would use `git merge a6817d7` to bring AA only.
Cherry-pick is useful when you want to merge 'BB'(`git cherry-pick 3db9646`) but ignore 'AA'.
why does conflicts occur when we are trying to cherry-pick latest commit. Please explain
What if you wanted to pick only BB changes? I think it bring AA along :(
another useful video ! thanks
Thanks mate.
Thanks Buddy! That was clear and helpful
Thank you for the clear explanation
how would you push this up to remote branch again, for me it seams only half done?
Can we use cherry pick to get only changes in a pull request into a new local branch?
Thank you, very useful example.
let me chck what also cool videos you have
very helpful video , thanks :)
Please help me how to raise a PR with specific commits from my own branch
Is it possible to copy same commit id to my-branch from his-branch ?
Such a great video. Thankyou!
very nice explined.! more videos like this! 👍
Thank you so much for this, God bless you
Very helpful, thanks!
Thanks man, thats was very helpfull
This is NOT a cherry picking video :)
Cherry-pick -n it's a pretty cool tip!
Great tutorial...but why do you hate tomatoes?
아저씨 git고수이시네용 도움 많이 되었습니다😊
Great video. Thanks
It was useful, my gratitude.
One straight forward video
Very useful, thank you 🦋
thanks petr, that was straight forward
The Bill Burr of programming
Best explanation ever!
This is great! thanks you!
how do i set my terminal like that?
yes it was useful . thank you
Hi,
I have a problem. I'm working on a project in a team. We are interns and not so much experienced. That said in the team I'm the one who is the most knowledgeable with GIT.
I give them advice but it's like I'm talking to walls. I am the one who need to compile the project together (I mostly mean merge each branch).
Extra problem. They just leave the code dirty and I'm supposed to deal with it.
Extra problem. They don't commit too often. I had no update for weeks on GitHub and now it became a headache to even try compiling anything.
Extra problem. They don't tell much what they've changed. I'm supposed to guess and waste a ton of time on it.I hope they'll get hired by companies which rely heavily on GIT and learn to accept communication is paramount (At least comment on GitHub for God sake 🙍♂️).
Every time I merge branches I have old crap I already fixed but it gets overwritten, because hey their branches are like weeks too old...
So the question would be:
Can I just include specific files or lines from a commit?
That'd be extremely helpful.
PS: I realise I might merge in the wrong order, should there be one. But the question still applies.
Thanks.
Great work and thank you
What is best for pushing 1 specific commit to all branches while keeping all branches unchanged other than the 1 new commit? It would be nice to not have to switch to 10 branches.
Very clear and helpful
1:24 - VS Code Example
This was scary for me at first. But now I'm confident with this command. Thanks for saving my ass! The `-n` option is very useful as well!
To the point! Liked it.
I really like your terminal theme, would you mind sharing your .zshrc file?
Excellent. Subscribed and liked
Thanks mate!
Which VS Code extension are you using to display your current branch in the terminal window? It looks good!
Thanks!
Very succinctly explained!
Explain the difference between origin master & origin/master
Hello Dear, it was really helpful video. Thanks a lot!! I also would like to know about difference between merge and rebase.
very useful! thx!
Thank you! Example is great and clean!
Thanks a lot, this was quick and solved one of long lying issue where only certain things from uat was required to go to prod
Thank you so much. This will be useful for our workflow as my team has come up with a new branching methodology
hi this was a great video. can you please show how to pick up a range of commits and exclude just 2 or 3 commits from that range of commits?
Where's the gui?
great way to explain about cherry pick, thanks
Thank you so much. You made it really easy to understand 😻.
Again!
Awesome!
very helpfull
This is more than being useful. Its life saver! thanks!
thank you a lot!
This feature is magnificent. Thank you.
nice explaination
Thanks for this! It was really helpful. I've been using git for quite some time and haven't really dug too deep into it. Had an issue that I needed to move some code from one branch to another and this really helped out.
Finally I've found someone that manage to explain how it works, simple and fast! Thansk man and congrats!
Thanks Buddy for this super easy tutorial
Detailed and Straight forward thank you
Very straightforward, thanks!
channel name OP
Thanks for the tutorial, it's helpful. I have a question, I add cherry picks from source 1 after fetching it. I then want to fetch a new source to add commits from but it still wants to add from the source 1, what am I doing wrong here?
Thanks a lot. You saved me!
Learned something new today.
Thank you.
thanks bro
Excellent !
How do I add "his branch" to mine? git add remote alias url?
Thank you for a great explanation :)
Great video very useful thank you
Straight to the point, thank you so much!
Useful !
thank you
Thanks for the video! It helped a lot
brigado
Hey very nice video, so useful, but i have a question... what is the difference between cherry-pick and patch?
Noise!
thx
Thanks for this vid, can you tell me how do i remove certain commits from a specific branch in no order