Git cherry-pick helper is a Chrome extension for GitHub designed to simplify the process of cherry-picking multiple commits. It allows users to select specific commit hashes directly from a GitHub repository, group them, and generate a single git cherry-pick command. This eliminates the need for manual copying of individual commit hashes and makes the process faster and more efficient.

💡 The inspiration behind this project:

While working on one of my projects, I had to cherry-pick multiple commits across branches. After searching for a Chrome extension to streamline this process, I realized there wasn’t anything out there that matched my needs. So, I decided to build it myself!


Key Features:

1. Commit Selection: Adds cherry icon button beside each commit hash on GitHub, enabling users to select the desired commits.

2. Command Generation: Generates a git cherry-pick command containing all the selected commits.

3. One-Click Copy: Provides an option to copy the generated command to the clipboard for quick use in a terminal.

4. User-Friendly Interface: Clean and intuitive UI for selecting and managing commits.

Use Case:

Developers working on Git-based projects often need to cherry-pick specific commits across branches. This extension removes the repetitive steps of manually copying and applying commits, streamlining the workflow for tasks like bug fixes, feature migrations, or patch management.