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Have you tried using 'git commit --patch'? It makes it easy to separate out unrelated changes when committing. You can precede it with an invocation of 'git res
by foldr 6y ago
Have you tried using 'git commit --patch'? It makes it easy to separate out unrelated changes when committing. You can precede it with an invocation of 'git reset $HASH' to restructure your last few commits.
In general, more experienced git users aren't actually working on one commit at a time. They're just comfortable enough with editing history to make it look that way.