Hi, On Thu, 24 Dec 2020 at 04:42, Mike McLean <stixmclean@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: [...] > =-=-=-=-=-=-=-= > > During an interactive rebase, the text file defining the operations > has a command option for "fixup". > This will squash the target commit into the previous commit (listed > above it in the file), and automatically use the commit message of the > previous commit (thus bypassing the "choose the commit message" > dialog/file). > > Can we have a similar convenience-command that squashes, and retains > the second commit's message? Purpose is the same as the fixup command > - saving a bit of time and unnecessary typing during a common > operation. > It seems that this FR is addressed by the patches as here[1], which are under review. It adds the options to fixup command i.e fixup [-C|-c] in the interactive rebase that gives the flexibility to select or edit the commit message while fixing up the commit using fixup command. So, changing `pick` command to `fixup -C` will fixup the content and replace the previous commit message with the second commit message(ie. the fixup commit message). Thanks and Regards, Charvi [1] https://lore.kernel.org/git/20210124170405.30583-1-charvi077@xxxxxxxxx/
