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how to cherry pick commit id in bitbucket for pull request

naresh2389

HI All,

I have DEV,SIT,UAT branches and now want to move specific story from DEV to SIT i.e specific commit to SIT using pull request or cherry pick option in front end?

Now pull request is taking full difference code from source branch.

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Tyler T

Cherry picking is not supported in the UI but it is easy to accomplish on the command line or using a tool like SourceTree.

You could do something roughly like this:

git checkout DEV
git log

# copy the commit hash

git checkout SIT
git cherry-pick <commit_hash_from_DEV>

# now that commit from DEV is in SIT (assuming there are no conflicts)

Here is some additional documentation: https://www.atlassian.com/git/tutorials/cherry-pick

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Tyler T

Cherry picking is not supported in the UI but it is easy to accomplish on the command line or using a tool like SourceTree.

You could do something roughly like this:

git checkout DEV
git log

# copy the commit hash

git checkout SIT
git cherry-pick <commit_hash_from_DEV>

# now that commit from DEV is in SIT (assuming there are no conflicts)

Here is some additional documentation: https://www.atlassian.com/git/tutorials/cherry-pick

naresh2389

Tyler T - Is there any way to create pull request with specific commits rather than full changes

Tyler T

Certainly. In that case you'd want to create a feature branch off the main branch and cherry-pick the commits you'd like (using the command line or SourceTree). Then open a pull request against the main branch.

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