On 11/02/12 10:15, Andrej wrote: > ``git add -p`` allows to interactively decide what is to be staged. It > shows hunks of code to you much like ``git diff`` would do. The question > is: is it possible somehow to interactively stage arbitrary differences > other than diffs between working tree and HEAD commit (or actually staging > area)? Is something like ``git diff tagA branchB | git add -p`` possible? > Verbatim, it is not. But is it possible to put it another way somehow?
My previous reply did something upon sending so I don't know if it made it through. It sounds like you want "cherry-pick", optionally stashing your changes beforehand: git checkout branchA # target branch git stash save "Changes to preserve" # optional git cherry-pick tagA..branchB -tkc --
