Using Bitbucket, how do I get commits from one branch into another?

Question

At my new job, where we use git with Bitbucket, we have a master branch, a new-features branch and a fix-these branch.

I've been making all my changes to the fix-these branch. After committing them, I push them to origin/fix-these using SourceTree. So far, so good.

In Bitbucket, how do I make the fix-these branch so that it includes the few commits that have been made recently to new-features? (And then I just "pull origin/fix-these" to make my local copy current, right?)

Solution 1

As Tim suggested, you'll want to merge new-features into fix-these.

You can do this on Bitbucket by navigating to the Compare page (see sidebar), selecting "fix-these" as destination, "new-features" as source and then hitting the Merge button in the top-right corner.

Solution 2

Use git cherry pick. It lets you pick commit and add them over other branches.

git cherry-pick <commit> 

Example:

git cherry-pick 123456

This will add the commit on the current branch.

Solution 3

You cant, you'll have to use git commands. Would have been nice with a web interface for it like pull requests.

Comments

[chrisinmtown]

In 2020 Bitbucket still does not support a cherry-pick workflow in their web UI? Sad.

[Pramesh Bajracharya]

2022 and they still do not have it. :/

[Asif A. Sohan]

2022 March still do not have it :D