GitHub Desktop now supports cherry-picking

GitHub Desktop 2.7 introduces a highly requested feature, cherry-picking, which allows users to copy commits from one branch to another through an intuitive drag-and-drop interface. This feature is particularly useful when developers need to apply bug fixes to a production branch without waiting for a feature to be completed. Users can cherry-pick single or multiple commits, with options to undo actions and resolve conflicts using familiar dialogs. Additionally, improvements include better commit attribution to prevent misattributed commits when switching between personal and work repositories. The update is a response to user feedback, reflecting GitHub Desktop's commitment to enhancing user-friendly Git workflows, and users are encouraged to provide further input through the open-source repository.

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