I have finished work on one of the branches and created a pull request. It is in CR. I checked out to the other branch, but to work on the feature I need a merged changes from the first branch. Is there any way to bring the changes I did in the first branch to another before they are reviewed and merged and start working on the other things?

To make it clear: I understand that there may be changes after the CR, but it would still be worth starting working on the other feature.

CodePudding user response：

You can create another branch from origin/main, and git cherry-pick the commit (or commits) you need from the feature branch currently in CR (I suppose "Code Review").

The best practice will be, when you want to make a PR, once the first branch has been accepted and merged to origin/main, to rebase your second branch:

• on top of the first branch: that way, the commits you have cherry-picked will disappear from your own branch (since Git will detect them as already existing in the first branch)
• on top of the updated origin/main.
  git rebase --onto origin/main firstBranch secondBranch

You will make your PR after that second rebase, since it will means your second branch will have been locally compiled/tested on top of the target origin/main branch which, at this point, already includes the first merged branch.