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Create a Guide/Template: How To Move a Commit to Another Repo Using Cherry-Pick

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Complexity: Missing CoP label: checked CoP label: shortcuts added CoP: Data Science CoP: Engineering CoP: Product Phase: 3 - Drafting a Guide size: missing status: 3.1 needs draft
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Description

### Overview
We need to create a guide for how to move a commit from one repo to another repo so that leads at Hack for LA can move files with only an initial commit to another repo when reorganizing the contents of repos.

### Action Items
The phases in the guide-making process are listed below. Each phase displayed in blue is linked to a wiki page with instructions on how to complete that phase. Open the wiki page in a new tab, copy the instructions for each part into the section labeled 'Tasks' at the bottom of this issue, and complete each task listed.
- [ ] [Create a Guide Draft](https://github.com/hackforla/guides/wiki/How-to-Draft-a-Guide)
- [ ] If needed, create a template
- [ ] [Have your guide peer reviewed](https://github.com/hackforla/guides/wiki/Peer-Reviews-for-Guides)
- [ ] [Present your guide for leadership review](https://github.com/hackforla/guides/wiki/Submitting-Your-Guide-for-Leadership-Review)

### Resources/Instructions
- Contents from https://github.com/hackforla/website/issues/6595 is being moved into an official HfLA guide as per this guides' issue.
- Google Drive folder: [0130 [DRAFT] How to Move a Commit From One Repo to Another Repo](https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ns8rvs9_8mCeyXgf6YeWkTQGU46PF1FW)

### Projects to Check

### Tasks
- [x] This is where you will copy instructions from the wiki page for the step you are currently on.
- [ ] completed How to Format a Guide - WIP

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Open the contributing guide

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