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Say I have a project with two branches master and dev. I have a bunch of commits on dev for a special event which once tested are merged into master. Then after the event is over I want to remove the event specific code. However a git reset won't do since other commits have been made since the event code was added. Currently I use git checkout to checkout the files from before the event was merged in and then use git diff to re-add in the changes that have been made since the event was committed. This seems like a very messy method to me. Does anyone have a better solution for having temporary code in a project? Edit: To be clear the changes need to be committed, pushed, uncommitted, pushed.
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