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This looks pretty similar to `git commit -v` which brings up a diff of changes in a text editor and prompts you for a commit message.

• nilved 10y ago
  Those things are not really at all similar.
  • jdoliner 10y ago
    I guess they differ in that one interactively prompts you for each change and one just shows you all the changes at once. But it's similar in that both are a way to confirm that you're committing only what you want to commit.