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I am working on a github repository (not mine) and want to cherry-pick some commits from someone else's PR (so that the ownership remains) and then make a new PR with some more changes. I am currently on a branch modular and the PR from which I want to cherry-pick is abc: eq_modular.
I have tried using the command,
>>> git cherry-pick xyz
fatal: bad object xyz
where xyz is the hash for the commit I want to pick.
I couldn't find any solution for the problem. So if anyone could suggest anything on the issue it would be of great help.
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I am working on a github repository (not mine) and want to cherry-pick some commits from someone else's PR (so that the ownership remains) and then make a new PR with some more changes. I am currently on a branch modular and the PR from which I want to cherry-pick is abc: eq_modular.
I have tried using the command,
>>> git cherry-pick xyz
fatal: bad object xyz
where xyz is the hash for the commit I want to pick.
I couldn't find any solution for the problem. So if anyone could suggest anything on the issue it would be of great help.
git github
asked Mar 24 at 12:11
kunalkunal
144
add a comment |
I am working on a github repository (not mine) and want to cherry-pick some commits from someone else's PR (so that the ownership remains) and then make a new PR with some more changes. I am currently on a branch modular and the PR from which I want to cherry-pick is abc: eq_modular.
I have tried using the command,
>>> git cherry-pick xyz
fatal: bad object xyz
where xyz is the hash for the commit I want to pick.
I couldn't find any solution for the problem. So if anyone could suggest anything on the issue it would be of great help.
git github
asked Mar 24 at 12:11
kunalkunal
144
I am working on a github repository (not mine) and want to cherry-pick some commits from someone else's PR (so that the ownership remains) and then make a new PR with some more changes. I am currently on a branch modular and the PR from which I want to cherry-pick is abc: eq_modular.
I have tried using the command,
>>> git cherry-pick xyz
fatal: bad object xyz
where xyz is the hash for the commit I want to pick.
I couldn't find any solution for the problem. So if anyone could suggest anything on the issue it would be of great help.
git github
git github
asked Mar 24 at 12:11
kunalkunal
144
asked Mar 24 at 12:11
kunalkunal
144
asked Mar 24 at 12:11
kunalkunal
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asked Mar 24 at 12:11
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Besides the button to merge a pull request, there's a link to "command line instructions". It shows how to bring the commits from the pull request into your local copy so you can start working with them (e.g. cherry pick them).
git checkout -b abc-modular master
git pull git@github.com:abc/repo.git eq_modular
Now you have a new branch "abc-modular" that contains all the commits from the pull request. Feel free to cherry pick them, rebase, fixup, or squash as you like.
answered Mar 24 at 12:31
chorobachoroba
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Can you please elaborate what isdevelopin the first command because it's returning an error.fatal: 'develop' is not a commit and a branch 'abc-modular' cannot be created from itand using the commit hash in place ofdevelopgivesfatal: reference is not a tree
– kunal
Mar 24 at 12:44
Ah, it's the name of the branch the pull request wants to merge into. Maybe it'smasterin your project?
– choroba
Mar 24 at 12:45
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Besides the button to merge a pull request, there's a link to "command line instructions". It shows how to bring the commits from the pull request into your local copy so you can start working with them (e.g. cherry pick them).
git checkout -b abc-modular master
git pull git@github.com:abc/repo.git eq_modular
Now you have a new branch "abc-modular" that contains all the commits from the pull request. Feel free to cherry pick them, rebase, fixup, or squash as you like.
answered Mar 24 at 12:31
chorobachoroba
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Can you please elaborate what isdevelopin the first command because it's returning an error.fatal: 'develop' is not a commit and a branch 'abc-modular' cannot be created from itand using the commit hash in place ofdevelopgivesfatal: reference is not a tree
– kunal
Mar 24 at 12:44
Ah, it's the name of the branch the pull request wants to merge into. Maybe it'smasterin your project?
– choroba
Mar 24 at 12:45
add a comment |
Besides the button to merge a pull request, there's a link to "command line instructions". It shows how to bring the commits from the pull request into your local copy so you can start working with them (e.g. cherry pick them).
git checkout -b abc-modular master
git pull git@github.com:abc/repo.git eq_modular
Now you have a new branch "abc-modular" that contains all the commits from the pull request. Feel free to cherry pick them, rebase, fixup, or squash as you like.
answered Mar 24 at 12:31
chorobachoroba
162k15143216
Can you please elaborate what isdevelopin the first command because it's returning an error.fatal: 'develop' is not a commit and a branch 'abc-modular' cannot be created from itand using the commit hash in place ofdevelopgivesfatal: reference is not a tree
– kunal
Mar 24 at 12:44
Ah, it's the name of the branch the pull request wants to merge into. Maybe it'smasterin your project?
– choroba
Mar 24 at 12:45
add a comment |
Besides the button to merge a pull request, there's a link to "command line instructions". It shows how to bring the commits from the pull request into your local copy so you can start working with them (e.g. cherry pick them).
git checkout -b abc-modular master
git pull git@github.com:abc/repo.git eq_modular
Now you have a new branch "abc-modular" that contains all the commits from the pull request. Feel free to cherry pick them, rebase, fixup, or squash as you like.
answered Mar 24 at 12:31
chorobachoroba
162k15143216
Besides the button to merge a pull request, there's a link to "command line instructions". It shows how to bring the commits from the pull request into your local copy so you can start working with them (e.g. cherry pick them).
git checkout -b abc-modular master
git pull git@github.com:abc/repo.git eq_modular
Now you have a new branch "abc-modular" that contains all the commits from the pull request. Feel free to cherry pick them, rebase, fixup, or squash as you like.
answered Mar 24 at 12:31
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Can you please elaborate what isdevelopin the first command because it's returning an error.fatal: 'develop' is not a commit and a branch 'abc-modular' cannot be created from itand using the commit hash in place ofdevelopgivesfatal: reference is not a tree
– kunal
Mar 24 at 12:44
Ah, it's the name of the branch the pull request wants to merge into. Maybe it'smasterin your project?
– choroba
Mar 24 at 12:45
add a comment |
Can you please elaborate what isdevelopin the first command because it's returning an error.fatal: 'develop' is not a commit and a branch 'abc-modular' cannot be created from itand using the commit hash in place ofdevelopgivesfatal: reference is not a tree
– kunal
Mar 24 at 12:44
Ah, it's the name of the branch the pull request wants to merge into. Maybe it'smasterin your project?
– choroba
Mar 24 at 12:45
Can you please elaborate what is
develop in the first command because it's returning an error. fatal: 'develop' is not a commit and a branch 'abc-modular' cannot be created from it and using the commit hash in place of develop gives fatal: reference is not a tree– kunal
Mar 24 at 12:44
Can you please elaborate what is
develop in the first command because it's returning an error. fatal: 'develop' is not a commit and a branch 'abc-modular' cannot be created from it and using the commit hash in place of develop gives fatal: reference is not a tree– kunal
Mar 24 at 12:44
Ah, it's the name of the branch the pull request wants to merge into. Maybe it's
master in your project?– choroba
Mar 24 at 12:45
Ah, it's the name of the branch the pull request wants to merge into. Maybe it's
master in your project?– choroba
Mar 24 at 12:45
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