I meant something different. I want the behavior similar to git cherry-pick --continue/--abort. python -m cherry_picker --continue should continue the work after the failure of previous run of cherry_picker. For example after manually fixing the conflicts it should push the branch and open a PR. python -m cherry_picker --abort should reset unfinished cherry-picking (run git cherry-pick --abort, remove the branch, etc).

Ok I think this is what you wanted:

1. run python -m cherry_picker <hash> <branch> <branch>
2. if it failed in <branch 1>, stop.

From here user has 2 options:

option 1:

1. manually fix it
2. run python -m cherry_picker --continue
3. cherry_picker.py will push and open the PR
4. cherry_picker.py will clean up the branch

option 2:

1. run python -m cherry_picker --abort
2. this will run git cherry-pick --abort
3. cherry_picker.py will clean up the branch

🤔 Sounds right?

Yes, it is what I meant. Thank you for explaining it.

@serhiy-storchaka I implemented the behavior as discussed above.
Demo https://asciinema.org/a/dfalzy45oq8b3c6dvakwfs6la

@Mariatta Given #68, should this be closed now?