Rebase a single Git commit
Is there a way to rebase a single commit from a branch onto another branch?
I have this branch structure:
-- -- -- -- -- (Master)
\
-- -- -- -- -- XX (Feature-branch)
All I want to do is to rebase the last commit of Feature-branch
onto master and rollback Feature-branch
one commit.
-- -- -- -- -- XX (Master)
\
-- -- -- -- -- (Feature-branch)
How do I do that?
Solution 1:
You can cherry-pick XX to master.
git checkout master
git cherry-pick <commit ID of XX>
And remove the last commit from the feature branch with git reset.
git checkout Feature-branch
git reset --hard HEAD^
Solution 2:
git rebase --onto master branch~1 branch
This says "rebase the range of commits between last-before-branch and branch (that is, XX commit) on the tip of master branch"
After this operation branch
tip is moved on commit XX
, so you want to set it back with
git checkout branch
git reset --hard branch@{1}^
Which says "reset the branch tip to the commit before its previous state"
So a cherry pick is a simpler solution...
Solution 3:
It's pretty simple to do actually. The solution is to do an interactive rebase and "drop" all of the commits you don't want to include in the rebase.
git rebase -i <target_branch>
where target_branch
is the branch you want to rebase on to
Then you will edit the file that is opened and pick
the commits you do want and drop
(or d
for short) all the commits you don't want to bring along.