I wrote my own tool for this which allows you to fix up a file based on the last time you changed that file, or on a specific commit. It will then execute an in

I wrote my own tool for this which allows you to fix up a file based on the last time you changed that file, or on a specific commit. It will then execute an interactive rebase to that point as well as taking care of stashing and then restoring unrelated files. https://github.com/alblue/scripts/blob/master/git-fixup https://github.com/alblue/scripts/blob/master/git-fixup I like the idea of having the editor definition return “true” instead of showing it; I’ll have to add that later.