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Is the main use case being splitting large uncommitted change set into logical units in _one pass_ rather than few iterations of `git add -p && git commit`?
by almog 5y ago
Is the main use case being splitting large uncommitted change set into logical units in _one pass_ rather than few iterations of `git add -p && git commit`?
- bckr 5y agothis is my question as well
- teaearlgraycold 5y agoThat would be helpful for me. Sometimes I forget which pass I'm on and have to redo the commit.
- almog 5y agoI don't do this often, but when I watched the demo that was the only use case that came to mind. Perhaps the author had different motivation to start it, which is why I posted this question — the demo explain what the program does but provide little context other than extracting actual patches, and then again, it begs the question of 'why'.
- aleclm 5y agoThat's exactly the use case.
- almog 5y agoCool, I thought there might be some other flow I was not aware of, thanks for clarifying that! The demo recording is good and I think it would be even better to state the motivation/use case explicitly in the README.