Hi,
Is there an easy way to remove a certain member from my queue in GIT?
Following are the specific details.
We have a main branch, say Something_2014_R2. Every developer in our team clones code from this branch and creates his/her own queue. Let us say that my queue is 'Something_2014_R2_Chan'.
So when we work on things, we push the changes to our own queue. Twice in a week, somebody merges reviewed code changes from all developers' queues into the main branch and then a build is created which is then given to QAs for
testing.
Now I have about 4-5 commits ( luckily non conflicting -- no other developer has changes done to these members in the current release) done in my queue. Because of requirements changing too fast, I have some members that have gone into my commits but those members actually require no code change as per the latest requirement changes. The problem is the changes to some of these members were done before the two most recent commits to my queue. So it's not like I can revert changes while pushing my code changes to my queue. Is there a way I could just remove these members from the changes that should be merged with the main branch?
I know that I can take a backup of my code changes, point the head to a previous commit, and to a previous commit and so on and revert all those code changes and then redo the code changes that are required. But is there an easier way?
Thanks for the help.
Chan.