It sounds good. But it asked me to merge first... and I don't want to
merge origin/2.0 to master...
What I typed (I firstly tried with only 1 commit, but same result) :
git cherry-pick d31e0f3456a7ba4af649609950cfa9039738973e
c98c559e130d1acf6b90794383cebd2f2b026b81
29e3653b9213660b03de4862f303d2c5df401062
697223947e380f40760ffe6af7870e50c104302f
54c9f706942c1b521358bd30a7f07f5ffb78e76b
90c6372393cfb324be27eaf099033a0b039f67f6
63627316bbd3a2728a0014f373f113651b4bff61
0f196d229dc2c844b1fb7cd53b564eeb324c5028
3e3c7b2bb6efe1ff515db51a84b80c036f644e46
What i got :
fatal: 'cherry-pick' is not possible because you have unmerged files.
Please, fix them up in the work tree, and then use 'git add/rm <file>'
as
appropriate to mark resolution and make a commit, or use 'git commit -
a'.