Cherry-picking commits with the web UI

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Would there be a way to cherry-pick a specific commit from one branch to another using the web UI? (e.g. going to a specific commit, and clicking a "cherry-pick" button to push it to another branch)

The only other places I know you can do this are through GitHub Desktop and the Git CLI.

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[torressam333]

I am also curious if the website will have a cp feature?

[okainov]

Any updates on this?

[geoffreybrown]

isaacs/github#629

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thanks github actions

[NoodleOfDeath]

hahhaa

[lovecigare]

f you are using GitHub, you will need to use either GitHub Desktop or the command line for cherry-picking commits. For GitLab, you can use the web UI to cherry-pick commits directly. If you're working with Bitbucket or Azure DevOps, you'll likely need to rely on command-line tools or external applications for this functionality.

[fedorbirjukov]

Azure DevOps supports cherry-picking commits and PRs in the web UI. Moreover, there is an extension called PR Multi-Cherry-Pick allowing to cherry-pick to multiple targets at once.

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[Mart-Bogdan]

It didn't appear.

[Mart-Bogdan]

Really would lice this feature, as I am currently working on pretty heavy repository, with git LFS. And it would be quite hard to run cherry pick locally. Can't check-out main branch now.

[paul-ennemoser-jaha]

Moving from Azure DevOps to GitHub I am missing Cherry Pick as an easily accessible Feature in the GH Web UI.

+1 from me as a core Git Feature