Hi,
Daniel Barkalow wrote:
But it's annoying that, in order
to finish a conflicted "git cherry-pick <branch>", you currently need to
go back and find the instruction that says to commit it yourself, with the
option "-c <sha1>" to retain authorship and message.
You might like v1.7.5-rc0~88^2 (Teach commit about CHERRY_PICK_HEAD,
2011-02-19).
And if you want to
abort it, you need to remember "git reset --hard HEAD" (and maybe you also
want "git rerere clear").
Hm, I had assumed reset --hard (or "git reset --merge HEAD") would
take care of the "rerere clear" but it seems that indeed it doesn't.