> One example that comes to mind is a GUI for interactive rebasing, which lets you re-order commits with a drag-and-drop interface. With `git rebase -i <some_c

> One example that comes to mind is a GUI for interactive rebasing, which lets you re-order commits with a drag-and-drop interface. With `git rebase -i <some_commit>` on the command line, you get a list of one commit per line which are trivial to re-order in a text editor. It's probably faster than a GUI too, if you're at least a bit efficient in a text editor. --- This is not to say that there aren't valid uses for a GUI, I think there are, but re-ordering commits is not one of them, I'd say.