Cherry-Pick Commits Between Branches

You can cherry-pick commits when you want to apply a commit from one branch to another in your workspace. Typically, you'd cherry-pick commits from a remote branch to the working branch in your workspace.

Cherry-picking is useful when you work with multiple Git branches in a repository, either on your own or in a team environment. When you only need a specific commit from another branch, it's easier to cherry-pick that commit, instead of merging that entire branch to a remote repository. You can cherry-pick commits only between branches in the same repo.