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Well ideally you could use `git stash -k -u` (-keep index, stash -untracked) to set your working directory to the state you're actually committing, and then run
by aninhumer 11y ago
Well ideally you could use `git stash -k -u` (-keep index, stash -untracked) to set your working directory to the state you're actually committing, and then run some tests.
For the most part though, I just try to avoid having so many hunks to step through that this is even an issue.