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They were describing many different WIP commits, and then later squashing them to a "proper" commit.
by wtetzner 7y ago
They were describing many different WIP commits, and then later squashing them to a "proper" commit.
- johnmaguire2013 7y agoThat's a branch. > Then, when I return to the branch, I'll check if the previous commit was WIP (`git log -1`), and if so will reset it (`git reset HEAD~1`). This is a single commit.