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I never said anything about splitting a commit. My entire point was about creating commits from current changes, either with or without the index. And how I pre
by kuschkufan 3y ago
I never said anything about splitting a commit. My entire point was about creating commits from current changes, either with or without the index. And how I prefer the git way that is two steps because of the index, so it's more helpful to commit what is related instead of everything at once. But it's okay, sometimes we misunderstand.
- charcircuit 3y ago>I never said anything about splitting a commit. Jujutsu is the topic of this comment section and in Jujutsu all changes are always part of a commit, so splitting commits is the only way to separate changes into their own commits. And yes, with git I have wanted to retroactively split commits apart too. I don't always get everything perfect on the first try and may want to move certain changes from one commit to another.
- kuschkufan 3y ago> Jujutsu is the topic of this comment section and in Jujutsu all changes are always part of a commit Thank you for explaining again why I prefer git.