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Create a patch with each commit in the output log

I have a situation similar to this question . Currently, this command is showing me all the necessary commits perfectly:

git log --cherry-pick --oneline --no-merges --left-only branchB...branchA

Now I want to create a patch file with each of the commits displayed in the above command. How can i do this?

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Try it. Hope it's not too late.

 NUM=1 for commit in $(git log --cherry-pick --no-merges --left-only branchB...branchA --reverse --pretty=tformat:"%H") do git format-patch -1 $commit --start-number $NUM ((NUM++)) done

--reverse causes git-log to output the results in the reverse order - from earliest to last, "%H" its format containing only commit sha1 hash. Hashes are provided as a single ( -1 ) to create a patch. --start-number with an extra value causes the patch files to be created in the correct order.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1236208/

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