How to cherry-pick multiple commits?

To cherry-pick multiple commits in Git, you can specify a range of commits or list them individually. Here are two methods:

1. Cherry-Picking a Range of Commits:
   If you want to cherry-pick a contiguous range of commits, use the following syntax:

   git cherry-pick <start_commit>^..<end_commit>

   Replace <start_commit> with the hash of the first commit you want to include and <end_commit> with the hash of the last commit.

2. Cherry-Picking Individual Commits:
   If the commits are not contiguous, you can list them one after another:

   git cherry-pick <commit_hash1> <commit_hash2> <commit_hash3>

   Replace <commit_hash1>, <commit_hash2>, and <commit_hash3> with the actual commit hashes you want to cherry-pick.

After running either command, Git will apply the specified commits to your current branch. If there are conflicts, you'll need to resolve them before completing the cherry-pick.