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So what's the problem? Commit often, make a bunch of commits. Or commit into the same commit over and over (<c e> - extend). Then depending on level of granular
by iLemming 7y ago
So what's the problem? Commit often, make a bunch of commits. Or commit into the same commit over and over (<c e> - extend). Then depending on level of granularity you can either group related things together, or break one big commit into a bunch of smaller ones.
Rebasing with Magit is a joy, it feels like you're a tailor and you just need to cut the fabric into nice pieces, and if sometimes things get too big or too small, you can always quickly fix it. And even when it feels that you accidentally ruined everything, you can always look at the reflog and un-ruin everything back to normal.