> no need to be an ass about it That wasn't what I meant, git --fixup is for changing earlier commits, you answered as if it didn't that's what I wanted to poi

> no need to be an ass about it That wasn't what I meant, git --fixup is for changing earlier commits, you answered as if it didn't that's what I wanted to point out. (I tried to be sarcastic, because it was obvious that you didn't mean that.) >> Maybe sensible, don't need it most of the time. As in I want the opposite behaviour most of the time. That's why that is the default.