Reputation: 2699
Often I have to wait for the code review of PRs containing the code that I need in the new branch. I was wondering would it be possible to:
git cherry-pick
git cherry-pick
(by git rebase -i
)Thanks a lot.
Dragan
Upvotes: 2
Views: 4459
Reputation: 8345
Yes, that would be perfectly possible. That said...
You can join the first two steps by just branching off of your waiting branch branch1
instead of master
, then there is no need for cherry picking.
You can skip the interactive rebase as well - the common git rebase master
will automatically detect that the changes from the original PR branch are already there and it will simply work as expected with minimal fuss. You can tell it to skip the commits from branch1 with the --onto
option.
In summary:
git checkout branch1
git checkout -b branch2
... git commit, etc. ...
... wait for acceptance of PR of branch1, pull new master ...
git checkout branch2
git rebase --onto master branch1 branch2
The interpretation of --onto
is quite literal "cherry pick all commits between branch1 and branch2 onto master". Those commits being exactly those that you added while waiting for the PR.
Upvotes: 2