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Hi!
I am newbie with this tool and Git.
I put a 'new' branch code in 'master' branch, how can I change it to put in the right place?
Thanks a lot!!!
Xavier
That depends:
HTH!
Thank you for a very useful reply!
Regarding #3 it's really not possible to delete commits already pushed to origin? Even if I'm the only contributor?
Thanks!
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Hey, very good explanation of the options. Thanks.
I need top go for option "2." but don't know whether to do this on master or on the branch the commit was meant to go to?
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... think I just figured it with common sense. It's to be executed on the master and of course the right click needs to be on the previos entry (BEFORE the "wrong commit") ...
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For the (2) scenario, is there a way to avoid re-commits? In Mercurial, you can change the working directory, change the branch, and then graft the commits over, rather than having to make new ones.
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