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Cherry-pick probably depends on what kind of software you're working on. If there is alway exactly one version in production (two if you deploy gradually), then
by mumblemumble 6y ago
Cherry-pick probably depends on what kind of software you're working on. If there is alway exactly one version in production (two if you deploy gradually), then I don't see it being needed often. If you are supporting multiple versions at once, then it ends up getting used just about every time you have to fix a bug.
- simiones 6y agoWe also use it very often when we approach a release - usually there is a release branch that gets cut from master, and then for a while you have in parallel features going to master and bugfixes going to master and cherry-picked to release.