I want to do something similar to git rebase but without collapsing parallel commits.
Let's say I have the following commits:
B (bar)
/
A-C-D (foo)
Now I want to take the changes that D introduced to C in branch foo, and apply them to B in branch bar. so that I end up with the following:
B-E (bar)
/
A-C-D (foo)
Where the difference between commits B and E is equal to difference between commits C and D. Is this possible? Is there a way to do it without creating a patch?
Yes:
git checkout -b mergebranch B
git cherry-pick D