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A nice feature of distributed version control is that you can commit into your repository more often because you aren’t impacting others with each commit. Recently I’ve been taking this to the extreme using git and performing a commit almost at every save. I have an emacs key
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1 year ago
# *hack*
git commit -a -m"one"
# *hack*
git commit -a -m"two"
git rebase -i HEAD~2
# bring us an editor, select the "one" and "two" as squash, save, exit.
git log
An alternative workflow is to use git commit --amend. But this does not keep your micro history around. It just puts any recent changages into the last commit.
# *hack*
git commit -a -m"I am working on blah"
# *hack*
git commit --amend
...
-Bart