> I desperately wish git had a "group commits" feature that let me manage a cluster of related commits as a single commit for the purposes of history-viewing, r

> I desperately wish git had a "group commits" feature that let me manage a cluster of related commits as a single commit for the purposes of history-viewing, reverting, and cherry-picking. Maybe you can do something similar to that with git-replace? Otherwise, you could just tag your commits by putting something in the commit message and use `git grep` to search for those commits. Then you could just build a small helper script that 1. greps for a tag 2. loops over the found commits 3. rewinds them or whatever and 4. squashes the resulting commits. Dunno, there's a bunch of other ways depending on how exactly you want it. But I agree that grouping commits would be pretty cool :D