El 28/1/2008, a las 10:47, Matthieu Moy escribió:
"Paolo Ciarrocchi" <paolo.ciarrocchi@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
Yes it helps but I still wonder whether thereis a "simpler" way to
achive that.
Is it possible to split a patch selecting the hunk in git gui or any
other graphical
tool?
You can apply the patch without commiting it, and them make several
partial commits, by right-click "stage hunk for commit" in git-gui.
Or "git add --interactive", which isn't GUI but is a similar idea in
command line form.
And in case you've already applied the patch you can do a "git reset
HEAD^"; this moves your HEAD back by one commit, puts the index back
the way it was, but leaves the changes in your working tree. Then you
stage your hunks and commit them like Matthieu says.
Cheers,
Wincent
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