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I found the following config to bring a great QoL improvement: FILE: .gitconfig ---------------- [alias] ci = commit fix = commit -
by prima-facie 2mo ago
I found the following config to bring a great QoL improvement:
FILE: .gitconfig
----------------
[alias]
ci = commit
fix = commit --fixup
[rebase]
autosquash = true
Now you can do quick commits as save-points, and squash all of them at the end.
git tag last-good
git ci -am 'WIP'
git fix HEAD -a
git fix HEAD -a
…
git rebase -i last-good
- OneDeuxTriSeiGo 2mo agoIt's not recommended because you can just use the --autosquash flag. No reason to make it the default. especially since if you are rebasing you may want to rebase your changes from one branch to another (i.e. move to top of main or from on top of one feature to another). So instead you can just do git rebase --autosquash -i last-good or just git rebase --autosquash and let it squash it down for you.
- zahlman 2mo agoI just use `git commit --amend` and then there is nothing to squash.