We use ticket references in our commit messages. So you&#x27;ll be able to find all relevant commits of a specific feature or bug fix. Cherry-picking them is then also no big problem.<p><pre><code>  git cherry-pick $(git log release&#x2F;3 --grep ISSUE-123 --pretty=%h)
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The commit message contains the technical details about the changes. The ticket reference is a linking to the feature details itself, so you can quickly find out what the commit tries to achieve on a higher, non technical, level.