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If it just automatically created the fix up commit and moved it to the proper place in the commit tree, I’d be happy with that. You can then run a one-liner to
by adastra22 2y ago
If it just automatically created the fix up commit and moved it to the proper place in the commit tree, I’d be happy with that. You can then run a one-liner to merge the fix up commits after reviewing.
- BeeOnRope 2y agoThat's exactly what it does by default. Only if you pass --and-rebase does it actually do the autosquash rebase for you.