Hi,

a question for git-ers:
- just messed up too much with git reset --soft HEAD^
- apparently, I rolled back some work, and I don't have it in my file system 
any more
- however, I can see the interesting patch still is stored some way into 
HEAD@{27}, but when I git-show it, I can see all things marked with double ++ 
and -- (or space +, space -)
- if I try to pick that patch with cherry-pick, it refuses

$ git cherry-pick  2db35095
error: Commit 2db35095d3c1ac47d9181dcc178c3e9238953b1a is a merge but no -m 
option was given.
fatal: cherry-pick failed

is there a way I can still recover that patch from git ? Or, should I resign to 
"copy" manually the changes that I can see with show view HEAD@{27} ?

Thx,

        T.

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