Great list, if I was to add one:
git cherry-pick [commit id here] incredibly useful to pick specific commits when you don't want the branch.
git cherry-pick [commit id here]
thank you
It is always better to use git checkout [commit id here || branch name] [filename of other branch] than cherry pick
git checkout [commit id here || branch name] [filename of other branch]
Not always better. They work differently:
cherry-pick
checkout
It really depends on what you want to do. I use both frequently.
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Great list, if I was to add one:
git cherry-pick [commit id here]incredibly useful to pick specific commits when you don't want the branch.thank you
It is always better to use
git checkout [commit id here || branch name] [filename of other branch]than cherry pickNot always better. They work differently:
cherry-pickwill append the specified commit to the current one.checkoutwill bring the specified commit's changes to the working directory (it's up to you to commit those changes).It really depends on what you want to do. I use both frequently.