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I have only used `git-absorb`, but one difference from reading the article is that it does its own analysis of your previous commits to choose what each line sh

I have only used `git-absorb`, but one difference from reading the article is that it does its own analysis of your previous commits to choose what each line should `fixup`. Because of this, `git-absorb` can only fix up commits up to a specified base (10 commits earlier by default) when you use it.

krobelus 6y ago
> does its own analysis of your previous commits Not really; you can pass any commit ref to git-autofixup, and it will create commits only for commits since that ref. So it's for the user to decide :)