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git push single revision

If I have multiple revision to push to the origin repository, can I pick which ones to push ?

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In the Push dialog, there are checkboxes on the left side for each branch. The ones you select will be pushed. (All commits in those branches.)

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Ok, but can I choose which commits to push from a certain branch, or do I have to push all commits ?

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Ok, but can I choose which commits to push from a certain branch, or do I have to push all commits ?

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You cannot choose which commits get pushed from a branch, all commits are pushed.

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That's generally true. If for some reason you wanted to push a subset of the commits on a given branch, as long as the commits that you wanted to exclude were at the end of the branch, you could probably do something like: checkout the last commit you want to push create a branch at that commit push your new branch

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