10, Mar 2023
How do I undo ‘git add’ before commit?

You can undo the git add command before committing in Git by using the git reset command. The git reset command allows you to unstage changes that have been staged with the git add command.

Here’s an example of how to undo the git add command for a specific file:

$ git reset <file>

And here’s an example of how to undo the git add command for all files:

$ git reset

After running the above command, the changes you staged with git add will be unstaged, and you’ll be able to make further changes to the files before committing.

5, Feb 2023
How to merge a specific commit in Git in python
How to merge a specific commit in Git in python
How to merge a specific commit in Git in python

You can use the gitpython library to perform Git operations in Python, including merging a specific commit. Here’s an example of how to merge a specific commit:

import git

repo_path = "/path/to/your/repository"
commit_hash = "commit_hash_to_be_merged"

repo = git.Repo(repo_path)
commit = repo.commit(commit_hash)

# Checkout to the branch where you want to merge the commit
branch = repo.active_branch
branch.checkout()

# Merge the specific commit
repo.git.merge(commit)

# Push the changes to remote repository
repo.remotes.origin.push()

Note that you need to have the gitpython library installed. You can install it by running pip install gitpython.