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Cherry-picking Your Teammate's Locally Uncommitted Changes in Gitby@FreddyCoen
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Cherry-picking Your Teammate's Locally Uncommitted Changes in Git

by FreddyCoen2mOctober 7th, 2020
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GitLive’s cherry-picking feature would be even more useful for collaboration if it would allow for cherry-pick your teammate's locally uncommitted changes. Thereby two developers can conveniently interact and combine pair programming with TDD in a remote set up aka not passing the keyboard back and forth. This feature allows you to seamlessly let your teammates take over your local changes and review them locally getting rid of confusing commits. The co-founder of GitLive would be very interested to know how you would use this feature in your daily work.

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