Re: Github question

[Chris Travers <..hidden..>]

You have to use git cherry-pick on the command line.

If you prefer to use hg and hg-git, you can use hg graft (which I find easier to use as it is more like svn).

On Thu, Aug 21, 2014 at 4:29 AM, Pongrácz István <..hidden..> wrote:

Hi,

I would like to pull only one commit from one branch to the other, using the github web interface.

At this moment I stuck with that,  it wants to pull all the previous commits, too, which is not a goal.

Do you have any trick, how to pull only one commit instead of all commits up to that one specific?

Thanks,

István

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