move one commit to the top of all commits

Question

I've made a commit,

CM

, and then applied several patches,

P1

and

P2

.
So my history looks like

C1-C2-CM-P1-P2

where

C1

and

C2

are two previous commits.

The problem is that I forgot to create patch for my commit.
How to move my commit

CM

to the top of the commits? The history should look like

C1-C2-P1-P2-CM

Answer 1

If you haven't push your branch yet, you can do an interactive rebase:

git rebase -i C2

You can then reorder your commits as P1-P2-CM, and re-apply them on top of C2.

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