#Get all commits from master git full

Go to your remote repository where the squashed commit is and get the full hash of the commit. From there you see the commit and you can cherry-pick it.Д«y CharlesB in the post, Is it possible to cherry-pick a commit from another git repository? YouвЂ™ll need to add the other repository as a remote, then fetch its changes. In order to get commits from the other repository, We will use git cherry-pick, which is a git command to get commits from another branch or repository. ItвЂ™s time to merge the commit to the new repository.

Take the squashed commit from the old repository and merge it to the new forked repository. Since you change the commit history, you canвЂ™t just push in the usual way like $ git push origin master Push the change to your remote repository. You can modify the message like вЂњSquash all the commits to one commitвЂќ and exit the editor. ДЄfter that, you will see the commit editing screen. pick f2ed00w Change the font s ui322bn Modify something s HASH COMMIT_MESSAGE. You will squash all the commits except the latest one because you will squash them into the latest commit, so change pick to s (squash) except the latest commit. pick f2ed00w Change the font pick ui322bn Modify something pick HASH COMMIT_MESSAGE. Then, you will see the recipe for the 10 commits. LetвЂ™s say the number of commits to squash is 10. I wrote more about git rebase -i in this post. Git rebase -i (interactive rebase) is a git command to modify the commit history.

Go to the repository on Github and remember how many commits in total. You should squash all the commits into one commit if there are many, because it is a pain to move each commit.ДЇirst, you need to know how many commits to squash. There were 50 commits in my old repository. Squash all the commits into one commit so that it will be moved more easily. Make sure to copy the URL of the forked repository.

Take the squashed commit from the old repository and merge it to the new forked repositoryДЇork the developerвЂ™s repository and clone it to your localДЇork the repository to make it on your account on Github.

Squash all the commits that you have made so far in your old repository into one commit so that it will be moved more easily.

Fork the developerвЂ™s repository and clone it to your local machine.

Since, I have already committed some on my own repository, I had to move all the commits to the new forked repository. Three months have passed and I finally realized this is not good and I have to fork her repository to use it. I just created my own repository and took the files from the developerвЂ™s repository. If you want to use something on someoneвЂ™s git repository, then you should fork the repository to your account to use it in order to respect the developer and show the credit. IвЂ™m using the Jekyll theme Arctic Fox made by Camille Diez. This is a post written on 2016вЂ“1вЂ“8 and transferred from.