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I do that already for 20+ years or so. A good diff tool with editing capabilities is the best swiss army knife. Indeed, just before each commit I often find ex
by nuancebydefault 2y ago
I do that already for 20+ years or so. A good diff tool with editing capabilities is the best swiss army knife.
Indeed, just before each commit I often find extra newlines, debug prints or incorrect comments or try-out commented code, easy enough to repair with a decent diff tool.