I thought I understood cherry-picking, but can't get it to work in
practice. Can somebody please explain what I'm missing?
*Setup*
1. Start with a plain text file in *master* with two rows in it (one
commit per row):
1. L1
2. L2
2. Create a branch (*workbranch*) and check
I thought I understood cherry-picking, but can't get it to work in
practice. Can somebody please explain what I'm missing?
*Setup*
1. Start with a plain text file in *master* with two rows in it (one
commit per row):
1. L1
2. L2
2. Create a branch (*workbranch*) and
Thank you both for your replies. Clearly I have more to learn about this,
and the learning curve is steep with Git! But I'll mull it over and let it
sink in.
So what brought me down this road initially was going through the lessons
at http://pcottle.github.io/learnGitBranching/. In the A Mixed