Git Cherry-picking Smoothly

Suppose you want to pull one specific commit of Branch AAA into Branch BBB. To do this, first we will have to see the commit logs of AAA.

$ git checkout AAA
$ git log

commit 8edb903383e879561f9ae0e289e55example (HEAD -> features/xxxx-yyyy)
Author: exampleauthor
Date:   Tue Jul 21 11:42:11 2020 +0900

    some commit message

Make sure to write down the commit id 8edb.... somewhere.

Now we move to branch BBB, and cherry-pick the commit

$ git checkout BBB
$ git cherry-pick 8edb903383e879561f9ae0e289e55example

When you check the logs in branch BBB, you will see that BBB now has the commit that was previously only in AAA!

// in branch BBB
$ git log

commit 8edb903383e879561f9ae0e289e55example (HEAD -> features/xxxx-yyyy)
Author: exampleauthor
Date:   Tue Jul 21 11:42:11 2020 +0900

    some commit message