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Let's say I have cloned repository, created new branch "Topic1", made changes, commited them and then pushed them to a remote repo git push origin Topic1. After that I made a pull request into master branch.
Then on my local repository I checkout from branch "Topic1" to branch "Topic2", made some changes there, commited and again pushed this new branch to remote. And again made a pull request into master. I want to mention that in the meantime no changes were made to master branch, so I didn't need to sync my local repo with upstream.
And here's the problem: when I go to pull request page of "Topic2" all the commits of "Topic1" are presented there. So, my question - how can I get in 2nd pull request commits related only to "Topic2" branch?
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How do I pull a specific commit? The short answer is: you cannot pull a specific commit from a remote. However, you may fetch new data from the remote and then use git-checkout COMMIT_ID to view the code at the COMMIT_ID .
There is no option to create PR with selected commits. If you want to create PR with selected commits you need to create temp branch and do git cherry-pickup commits and raise the PR with temp branch.
Create a new branch based on upstream/master
cherry-pick the relevant commits from your branch Topic2 (into the new branch)
Create a pull request from this new branch.
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