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You could do an interactive rebase and make all the Sedy commits fixups.
by hamandcheese 10y ago
You could do an interactive rebase and make all the Sedy commits fixups.
- kngl 10y agoI like the idea. Using `s/foo/bar/f` for a `git commit --fixup` of the last commit who modify this change (only if part of the current PR)