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This is a simple wrapper around `git cherry-pick -x`. It has two features which I find useful. 1. It will automatically scan the origin branch (anon/main by default) to look for missing Fixes commits, and will cherry-pick those as well. For instance, if I MFC commit 895a0ae67fe2c0c45b68991f1bba0c62f4d00ad5, `git-mfc` will automatically MFC commit c564074c9aaa8a3f9273de3cb802edcb3e2e2a40 as well. 2. It has a `--dangling` option which scans the whole branch (up to the merge parent) looking for MFCed commits that have fixup commits in the origin branch which were not MFCed.

See the man page for a description of what this does.

This is a simple wrapper around `git cherry-pick -x`. It has two features which I find useful. 1. It will automatically scan the origin branch (anon/main by default) to look for missing Fixes commits, and will cherry-pick those as well. For instance, if I MFC commit 895a0ae67fe2c0c45b68991f1bba0c62f4d00ad5, `git-mfc` will automatically MFC commit c564074c9aaa8a3f9273de3cb802edcb3e2e2a40 as well. 2. It has a `--dangling` option which scans the whole branch (up to the merge parent) looking for MFCed commits that have fixup commits in the origin branch which were not MFCedSee the man page for a description of what this does.