How do I bring only few changes from git stashed items on another branch without bringing all the changes

1. First, make sure that both branches have merged with their respective upstreams to avoid any conflicts during this process. You can check the current branch and fetch for updates using:

`bash

git checkout

git pull origin --rebase (for your branch)

git fetch origin (to ensure the other branch is up to date)

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2. Next, apply only those changes that you want from the stash using:

`bash

git checkout # Ensure you are on your branch

git apply --index --patch (Replace `` with the hash or reference of the stashed commit)

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The above command opens an editor where you can review each hunk (changeset). You can selectively apply or remove changes by editing the text in the editor, then save and exit.

3. Once you have applied only the desired hunks to your ``, ensure that there are no conflicts with existing changes:

`bash

git status # Check the state of changes and make sure everything's good. If you have any unmerged files, resolve them before committing your new changes.

git add . # Add the staged changes to the commit message (if necessary)

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4. Finally, create a new Git commit containing only those applied hunks using:

`bash

git commit -m "Your message describing the changes" (Replace it with a meaningful description)

` This will create a new Git commit on your branch containing only those specific changes you applied from the stash.