What to do if git submits a staggered branch

After committing to the wrong branch, you can resolve it by: Determine that the wrong branch creates a new branch, pointing to the correct branch apply the commit to the new branch Push the new branch to the remote repository to delete the wrong branch. Force update the remote branch

What to do if git submits a staggered branch

Git cannot be modified after committing, but it is submitted to the wrong branch. How to deal with it?

Solution:

1. First determine which wrong branch was submitted:

 <code>git branch -a</code>

2. Create a new branch, pointing to the correct branch:

 <code>git checkout -b  </code>

3. cherry-pick submits to the new branch:

 <code>git cherry-pick </code>

4. Push the new branch to the remote repository:

 <code>git push origin </code>

5. Delete the wrongly submitted branch:

 <code>git branch -d </code>

6. Force update the remote branch:

 <code>git push origin  -f</code>

Specific steps:

1. First, use the <code>git branch -a</code> command to view all current local and remote branches.
2. After determining the wrongly committed branch, use <code>git checkout -b </code> command to create a new branch pointing to the correct branch.
3. Next, use <code>git cherry-pick </code> command to apply the wrongly committed patch to the new branch.
4. Use <code>git push origin </code> command to push a new branch to the remote repository.
5. Finally, use <code>git branch -d </code> command to delete the wrongly committed branch.
6. If the remote branch has been updated, you can force update it using <code>git push origin -f</code> command to override the wrong commit.

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