I have two branches develop
and test
.
test
is behind develop
which was created few weeks back.
I have created a pull request for test
and my team member merged it.
Now I want to push the same change to develop
branch.
I tried cherry-pick but it didn't work.
Is there anyway, I can pull the same pull request to develop
branch?
The short answer is "no" but depending on how the branches are related there may be a way to work things so you're guaranteed not to have conflicts after the first merge.
A pull
is nothing more than a fetch
followed by a merge
.
Hard to say without having more info on your commit tree, but you should be able to git checkout
the develop branch, git merge
with test
(or whatever commit you're trying to merge
with), and then git push
your local develop
branch to the remote repo's develop
branch.
As far as I understand, your team member merged test
in master
when he accepted the pull request.
To now merge it in develop
you could simply do, in your local repo
git checkout develop
git merge test
git push origin develop
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