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This paper presents Tartarian, a tool that supports maintenance of softwarewith long-running, multi-release branches in distributed version controlsystems. When new maintenance code, such as bug fixes and code improvement, iscommitted into a branch, it is likely that such code can be applied or reusedwith some other branches. To do so, a developer may manually identify a commitand cherry pick it. Tartarian can support this activity by providing commithashtags, which the developer uses as metadata to specify their intentions whencommitting the code. With these tags, Tartarian uses dependency graph, thatrepresents the dependency constraints of the branches, and Branch Identifier,which matches the commit hashtags with the dependency graph, to identify theapplicable branches for the commits. Using Tartarian, developers may be able tomaintain software with multiple releases more efficiently.

Cherry-Picking of Code Commits in Long-Running, Multi-release Software