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I do the same. Given that you didn't mention git-absorb[1], I wonder if you've tried it. If not, you might be very happy to discover it. [1]: https://github.co

• imiric 3y ago
  Interesting. I'll give it a try, thanks. At first glance it reads like too much magic that I'd have to undo manually, but if it works reliably, it would save some time. Though usually it's not much work to figure out which commit to reference in `--fixup`. In short histories, I usually just use `HEAD~<n>`, instead of hashes. BTW, thanks for all your open source work. <3 You're an inspiration!
  • burntsushi 3y ago
    It is a very nice bit of magic. I've been using it for years, and I don't think it has ever given me a false positive. Plenty of false negatives though, but it tells you. And then you just fall back to what you've been doing anyway. It is literally a tool that has removed a fair amount of tedium from my workflow.