Question

What Git command applies the changes in a commit to the working directory and adds it as a new commit on the branch that head points to?

a. git push
b. git pull
c. git merge
d. git cherry-pick

Answer 1

The correct Git command is git cherry-pick.

Step-by-step explanation:

The correct Git command that applies the changes in a commit to the working directory and adds it as a new commit on the branch that 'HEAD' points to is git cherry-pick.

This command allows you to select a commit from one branch and apply it to another branch.

For example, if you have two branches, 'Branch A' and 'Branch B', and you want to apply a specific commit from 'Branch A' to 'Branch B', you can use the command: git cherry-pick commit-hash.