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This is great to hear. It's exactly how I work as well, and I find it very effective. In case anyone's interested I published a small shell script for splittin
by tome 3y ago
This is great to hear. It's exactly how I work as well, and I find it very effective. In case anyone's interested I published a small shell script for splitting off smaller commits out of bigger ones. It aids my workflow a lot.
https://github.com/tomjaguarpaw/git-split/ https://github.com/tomjaguarpaw/git-split/
- jonhohle 3y agoThat looks really nice. I like the idea of a sub-shell where all the work is either committed or reverted. I would like to see something like a “workspace” where even untracked files can be shelved in a named space and returned (or picked) after some operation. I could imagine a tool like yours where a snapshot of the current working set is made and a subshell with a clean repo created. Do some work, commit or not, and when the shell is exited, everything is back to the way it was (garbage and all).