Get the Revision ID of a Commit

Before you can cherry-pick a commit, you'll need the ID of the revision you want to include in your branch.

• If the commit is local to your workspace, follow these steps:
  1. Click the Git History panel in your workspace.
  2. Select Commit from the action filters and click Apply Filter.
  3. Select the commit you want, then copy the revision ID in the details pane:
     
     

     
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• If you or one of your teammates already pushed the commit to a remote repository, follow these steps:
  1. In the left navigator, click Git .
  2. If required, select the branch with the commit you're looking for.
  3. Click the Logs tab and find the commit.
  4. Click Copy revision to clipboard () to copy the revision ID.
     
     

     
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