On Sep 15, 4:23 pm, Marcello Henrique fara...@gmail.com wrote:
Is possible copy files between local branches, for example:
marce...@itacellus:/var/www/moodle-git$ git branch -a
UFG_18
* UFG_19
remotes/origin/HEAD - origin/UFG_18
remotes/origin/UFG_18
remotes/origin/UFG_19
I want copy in file system from branch UFG_18 to UFG_19, because we 18
and 19 is versions and different codes.
I try doing clone two times from different directories, and copy from
them, but I think this is not the right way.
I cannot quite parse what you wrote; I understood this as you want to
copy a file from the tip of another branch to the working directory.
To do this you use `git show TREEISH:path/to/file path/to/local/file`
where TREEISH is anything pointing to a tree: the name (hash) of a
commit, a tag, a branch name etc.
For instance, if you want to replace the file foo.c in the working
directory with the contents of the same file as found at the tip of a
non-current branch UFG_18, you can use `git show UFG_18:foo.c foo.c`.
If you want the contents of that file as found in some previous commit
made on the branch UFG_18, you first get the name of that commit (by
studying the output of `git log UFG_18` for instance) and then use
that commit name in place of the branch name with `git show`.
Read git-rev-parse manual page for details.
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