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No, more like: git rebase -i # squash all the commits (e.g. in vim with ctrl-v) git reset HEAD^ git add -p # interactively pickup the RED h
by idoubtit 5mo ago
No, more like:
git rebase -i
# squash all the commits (e.g. in vim with ctrl-v)
git reset HEAD^
git add -p
# interactively pickup the RED hunks
git ci -m RED
The main difference to jj is that the RED commit is created later with git.
- nine_k 5mo agoBut isn't the flow nearly identical with jj, because the key part, the moving of hunks, is interactive (aka manual) anyway?