Given multiple unpushed git
commits, is it possible to git-svn dcommit
only one of those commits?
e.g. I have commit foo, bar, and baz, but right now I only want to have bar end up in the svn repo. Is this possible?
Given multiple unpushed git
commits, is it possible to git-svn dcommit
only one of those commits?
e.g. I have commit foo, bar, and baz, but right now I only want to have bar end up in the svn repo. Is this possible?
I have one sort of crusty answer. You can create a new branch with out foo, bar, and baz in it and then cherry-pick
bar to the new branch and then git-svn dcommit
that branch and remove it when you're done. That doesn't seem very elegant though.
So assuming foo, bar, and baz are in branch x and master doesn't have any of them.
git branch y master
git checkout y
git cherry-pick <sha1 of bar>
git svn dcommit
git checkout x
git svn rebase
git branch -d y
If master does have these commits you can reset the head as Sizzler suggests.
git svn dcommit cannot selectively commit bar. if you have directly committed foo, bar and baz on your master branch then you have to do the following to get only bar in svn.
Assume bar's commit sha is something like 13abc...
and git log master shows all your 3 commits foo, bar and baz.
you need to create a branch from master
git branch wip
the wip branch now has foo, bar and baz
reset the master's head to a commit before any of foo, bar or baz. you can do that using git reset (read the manual, the differences between hard,soft and mixed options affects uncommitted changes in your working tree)
git reset --hard (COMMIT-ID before foo,bar,baz)
(or)
git reset --hard HEAD~3 (go back 3 revisions)
now your master branch has none of foo, bar or baz. verify with git log.
now you can cherry pick only the commits you want to dcommit to svn from the wip branch into master. so to get bar
git cherry-pick wip 13abc (sha of bar commit)
the master only gets the bar commit alone.
Suggested Future usage
So for git-svn it is preferable not to make commits directly on master branch which is tracking remote svn. do your work on local branches and merge selectively to master before dcommiting.