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> If you want to tweak a commit Here we are. You can't tweak a commit in git. You want to recreate a new one. That's why UX is awful, because there is a perman
by shikoba 4y ago
> If you want to tweak a commit
Here we are. You can't tweak a commit in git. You want to recreate a new one. That's why UX is awful, because there is a permanent confusion about what git does.
- woojoo666 4y agoI know that rebasing creates a new commit (and all commits thereafter). As I said, from a technical standpoint I get it. But I don't see why there can't be a simple command or button that lets to modify a single commit, and performs the rebase behind the scenes. I commonly need it in my private repos and branches. But right now the rebase operation we're stuck with is very low-level and unintuitive.