Creation of a new feature branch which contains components listed from git diff
I have created a feature branch and completed working on it. git diff is giving the list of changed components by comparing with master. Is there any possibility of creating a new feature branch which contain only the changed components.
git git-bash bitbucket.org
asked Feb 19 at 13:00
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I have created a feature branch and completed working on it. git diff is giving the list of changed components by comparing with master. Is there any possibility of creating a new feature branch which contain only the changed components.
git git-bash bitbucket.org
asked Feb 19 at 13:00
Raviteja RachuriRaviteja Rachuri
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Check if you're in that 'feature' branch withgit branchcommand.
– Biswapriyo
Feb 19 at 14:22
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I have created a feature branch and completed working on it. git diff is giving the list of changed components by comparing with master. Is there any possibility of creating a new feature branch which contain only the changed components.
git git-bash bitbucket.org
asked Feb 19 at 13:00
Raviteja RachuriRaviteja Rachuri
11
I have created a feature branch and completed working on it. git diff is giving the list of changed components by comparing with master. Is there any possibility of creating a new feature branch which contain only the changed components.
git git-bash bitbucket.org
git git-bash bitbucket.org
asked Feb 19 at 13:00
Raviteja RachuriRaviteja Rachuri
11
asked Feb 19 at 13:00
Raviteja RachuriRaviteja Rachuri
11
asked Feb 19 at 13:00
Raviteja RachuriRaviteja Rachuri
11
asked Feb 19 at 13:00
Raviteja RachuriRaviteja Rachuri
11
asked Feb 19 at 13:00
Raviteja RachuriRaviteja Rachuri
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Check if you're in that 'feature' branch withgit branchcommand.
– Biswapriyo
Feb 19 at 14:22
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Check if you're in that 'feature' branch withgit branchcommand.
– Biswapriyo
Feb 19 at 14:22
Check if you're in that 'feature' branch with
git branch command.– Biswapriyo
Feb 19 at 14:22
Check if you're in that 'feature' branch with
git branch command.– Biswapriyo
Feb 19 at 14:22
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Check if you're in that 'feature' branch with
git branchcommand.– Biswapriyo
Feb 19 at 14:22