latest 8 messages by hlve
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[2019-03-05T00:41:39Z]
hlve
Ah, you can use git checkout -p on a commit itself?
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[2019-03-05T00:38:42Z]
hlve
alrighty. thanks.
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[2019-03-05T00:37:38Z]
hlve
Basically following https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4795600/reverting-part-of-a-commit-with-git
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[2019-03-05T00:37:23Z]
hlve
so I only want to revert a subset of the changes
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[2019-03-05T00:36:34Z]
hlve
dumb question, if I branch off master, then revert that commit, it'll keep those changes in my branch only, right?
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[2019-03-05T00:26:14Z]
hlve
Or will it simply cherry pick from that commit at that point in time?
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[2019-03-05T00:25:55Z]
hlve
Will a cherry pick reverse the commit, and pick out the changes I want to keep into a new commit?
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[2019-03-05T00:25:03Z]
hlve
So can someone tell me if cherry picking is the best way to handle a change I need to make? Basically had a dev push a large commit to master back in December, mostly to tests, but also touched another part of the application. Many other commits/merges have happened since. I basically want to undo a subset of their merge.