Hi git experts,
How can I "replay" changes that had been made on the 3.14 branch on the 7.0 branch?
If I understand 'git rebase' correctly, it "moves" the changes (removing them from the original branch) but does not "copy" them.
Or can/should this be done with 'git cherry-pick'? (Does git rebase basically do cherry-pick + reset?)
Will git be able to handle files that have been moved to a different path?
What about the other way round? (replaying changes on the 7.0 branch on 3.14)
Dirk
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