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I have a `git snap` command that does this. It creates a commit on a machine-specific snapshots branch with a fixed commit message. It doesn't touch the working
by meribold 5y ago
I have a `git snap` command that does this. It creates a commit on a machine-specific snapshots branch with a fixed commit message. It doesn't touch the working directory and restores everything else (HEAD and the index) after making the commit.
https://github.com/meribold/git-snap https://github.com/meribold/git-snap
- seumars 5y agowow! i'll definitely give this a try