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Reset file to specific revision feature #516
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Hi @LinFor, Thanks for raising this feature request, it would definitely be a great capability to include in Git Graph! I’ll include it in an upcoming release. |
This will be available in v1.31.0. If you'd like to use it before the next release, you can download v1.31.0-beta.2, and install it following the instructions provided here. |
Thanks! |
…Context Menu in the Commit Details View.
I think I've put a similar request here #791 but also mentioned stashes. |
bless you for this feature |
Describe the feature that you'd like
The ability to reset a single file to a specific revision from commit details view.
I often reorganize commits when preparing pull requests, and sometimes it is necessary to transfer part of the changes from one commit to another. To do this, I usually make a "
git checkout <commit-id> <filepath>
" to get a file with the necessary changes in the working tree. It would be great to be able to invoke such an operation with one click from the commit tree view - via context menu or so.In "Git Extensions" git client this operation called "Reset file to specific revision".
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