Hi,
sometimes, I need to edit a commit, and I find myself doing some
rather "mechanical" steps.
$ git log #find the commit
$ git rebase -i <commit>^
$ #mark <commit> with 'e', save, exit editor
Stopped at <commit>... <commit message>
You can amend the commit now, with
...
Perhaps git-rebase --interactive could learn an option, say, --edit
<commit>, that
1. determines where to start the rebase (instead of saying <commit>^ above),
2. marks <commit> as 'e' in git-rebase-todo,
3. start the edit process ("You can amend the commit now...").
The user would then proceed with the usual git-rebase --continue.
Is this a workable suggestion?
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Cheers,
Ray Chuan
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