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Sorry, this maybe a stupid question, but I just couldn't figure it out the problem.

I have cloned a branch via git (bitbucket), changed some files, commited these and pushed them back to the remote origin.

Now I want to push this commit to a different branch which is partly ahead and behind of the current branch. So I tried: git push origin HEAD:differentBranch, but this didn't work ("Updates were rejected because a pushed branch tip is behind its remote counterpart").

How can I fix this? Sorry again, my skills in git are still developable.

Maximilian Stölzle
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You can do that by using git cherry pick. So you can try like this:

git checkout differentBranch
git cherry-pick <commit # from previous commit from your first branch>
Deepak Biswal
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