I have created 2 commits to remote dev
branch. That I squashed and merge into remote master
branch.
Now when I want to continue with working on dev
branch - I don't know how can I correctly "repair" my branches - because after creating new pull request from dev
to master
I get list of all commits which were squashed in previous pull request.
I have something like this:
O ---- A ---- B ---- XY <--(master)
\
X ---- Y ---- Z <--(development)
How can I create correct pull request with commit Z from dev
to master
?
Before adding new commits to your dev branch, you should first reset it to origin/master
, since you squashed/merge
dev to it.
In order to not break anything, create a new branch from origin/master:
cd /local/repo
git fetch
git checkout -b newBranch origin/master
Then report back your new commits on that new branch:
git cherry-pick Y..Z
Finally, reset your dev branch to said new branch:
git checkout dev
git reset --hard newBranch
And force push: git push --force
.
The end result would be a new PR with only the new commits