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Just use magit and easily make fixup! commits with like 3 key presses. Even if you don't use emacs keeping it around just to use magit is worth it. Edamagit fo
by tcoff91 2y ago
Just use magit and easily make fixup! commits with like 3 key presses. Even if you don't use emacs keeping it around just to use magit is worth it.
Edamagit for vscode users is not as good but it does this particular workflow great.
- psanford 2y agoI use magit. I still use git absorb. The issue for me is not the speed at which I can run the interactive rebase, it is the amount of looking I have to do to find the correct commit to fixup onto in a big stack of commits. git absorb figures that out for me.
- accelbred 2y agomagit supports git-absorb out of the box if its installed; see the magit-commit-absorb command. I find it quite useful.
- bananapub 2y agomagit is fantastic but this isn't at all the same thing. fixup is "stage changes, users selects past commit to fixup, commit staged changes" absorb is "stage changes, git-absorb figures out which past commit to fixup, commit staged changes"