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Not as such, but out of the box you get reword and fixup as first-class rebase macros. I use them all the time. If you wanted to split a commit you'd still ha
by seanc 3mo ago
Not as such, but out of the box you get reword and fixup as first-class rebase macros. I use them all the time.
If you wanted to split a commit you'd still have to use a magit-assisted rebase.
So if magit added explicit 'history' support I just about wouldn't notice, it would mostly be under the hood.
- quibono 3mo ago100% agree, the fixup macro is amazing. It even fails gracefully when unable to commit for whatever reason. The split one would be handy though.