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Suppose I have this feature branch "foo". Now I want to merge it back into master, but I've added some debugging code that I don't want in master.

The debug code is in it's own commit, so I could use git cherry-pick on each commit and leave out this commit. But that's gonna be quite tiresome.

Is there some "inverse cherry-pick" that does this, or an interactive merge?

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Despite what other SCMs use it to mean, in git, git revert is an inverse cherry-pick.


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