On Thu, Jan 14, 2021 at 10:39:50AM +0000, Phillip Wood wrote: > > Secondly, As an alternative to above, we can use `--fixup=<commit> > > --amend` and `--fixup=<commit> --reword`. > > This is not backwards compatible. At the moment If you create a fixup with > `git commit --fixup=aaa` and then realize it should refer to commit bbb > instead you can fix it with `git commit --amend --fixup=bbb`. That would no > longer be possible. Too bad. I felt that this was the most ergonomic idea put forwards, but I also thought that we died with '--amend --fixup=xxx'. Its current behavior does make sense to me, but it's too bad that we can't use it for this new purpose. I suppose the first option (the '--fixup=reword:xxx' one really is the only one that can be implemented while preserving backwards compatibility, so I think we have no choice but to go with that one.) Thanks, Taylor
