FWIW, you can use git cherry-pick -n $COMMIT to pull in a commit's changes into your index without pulling in the commit itself!
git cherry-pick -n $COMMIT
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FWIW, you can use
git cherry-pick -n $COMMITto pull in a commit's changes into your index without pulling in the commit itself!