Hi all,
I have been using GIT for several time and I love it.
I normally do commits when something works or on the end of the day,
just to record what have doing. On other day, when I consider that is
done/working I do a rebase -i squashing everything on one commit. The
date of that commit will be preserved and is the date of the first
commit. Then I do a git-reset HEAD~1, git-add . and git-commit with the
same message to have the current date.
A nice functionality was a git-touch that did the commands before.
Best regards and keep the good work,
Luís Sousa
P.S.: While writing this message I realize that is easy to accomplish a
git-touch doing a bash script, but probably is a good idea to share.
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