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I use git autofixup; it was much better than git absorb last time I checked > it doesn’t say anything when there was no match that's what it should do > it c

I use git autofixup; it was much better than git absorb last time I checked > it doesn’t say anything when there was no match that's what it should do > it can be quite slow as things grown How? All the slowness (on large repos) I've seen has been fixed.

masklinn 2y ago
> that's what it should do No it is not. > How? I don’t know, that’s just an observation from using it, semi regularly I autofixup changes and it takes a while to do anything.
- krobelus 2y ago
  you're probably using an old version