I really hope this title is self-explanatory enough cause this was the best I could think of. I know we are all very busy so I'll go straight to th...
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Richard Umoffia on February 15, 2018
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The command line alternative would have been
git cherry-pick <commitA..commitB>, wherecommitAis the commit right before the oldest commit to pick, and commitB the last one. You can check commits hashes either via GitLens orgit log.You can have my 🦄 because you showed it both in the Terminal and VS Code 😎
Great post I love "I promised to keep this short, so goodbye! I hope this helps."
Thank you, straight to the point!
Nice post and direct to the point, thank you!
Thanks for this piece. It really helped me.
This helped me. Thanks!
Thanks for saving me today <3
awesome article, it saved my time
you just saved me from wasting hours of my life, thank you!
Thank you