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Cherry-pick any PR to another branch directly from GitHub — no terminal needed. Creates a branch and opens a PR automatically. GitHub Cherry Pick is a powerful developer tool that lets you cherry-pick any commit or PR to another branch directly from GitHub — without ever opening a terminal. 🍒 KEY FEATURES: - One-click cherry-pick from any GitHub PR or commit page - Automatically creates a new branch from your target branch - Opens a Pull Request automatically after cherry-picking - Supports multiple commits selection - Works with private and public repositories - No terminal or local setup required 🛠 HOW IT WORKS: 1. Open any GitHub Pull Request or commit page 2. Click the 🍒 Cherry Pick button injected in the GitHub UI 3. Select or type your target branch name 4. Extension creates the branch and cherry-picks the commit via GitHub API 5. A new PR is automatically opened for review 👨💻 WHO IS THIS FOR: - Frontend & backend developers managing multiple release branches - Teams running hotfix workflows across develop, staging, and production - Anyone who frequently cherry-picks fixes between branches 🔐 PERMISSIONS USED: - GitHub API access — to read commits and create branches/PRs - Active tab — to detect GitHub PR and commit pages - Clipboard — to copy cherry-pick commands when needed 💡 TIPS: - Works best with a GitHub Personal Access Token for private repos - Supports hotfix branch workflows - Token is stored locally — never sent to any external
Aug 18, 2026
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