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A very basic issue with git is that if you're editing a stack of commits, you can't go back to an earlier commit without completing the rebase -i and restarting
by howinteresting 4y ago
A very basic issue with git is that if you're editing a stack of commits, you can't go back to an earlier commit without completing the rebase -i and restarting it.
- cryptonector 4y agoNot quite true. You can add `exec git branch progressN HEAD` every so often in the `git rebase -i` script, or you can `edit` commits and before `git rebase --continue` do `git branch progressN HEAD`, then later if you need to abort and restart your rebase you can rebase --onto one of those saved HEADs.