Re: Equivalent of "fixup" for git filter-branch
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- Philippe Vaucher <philippe.vaucher@gmail.com>
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- May 11, 2012, 12:51 UTC
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> > I know there is `skip_commit` for git filter branch with > > --commit-filter which squash the current commit with the next one, > > however I have trouble finding a "fixup" equivalent that'd squash the > > commit with the previous one (just like git rebase -i allows). > > Probably doable with an index filter that updates the index for the > parent commit with the contents of the fixup commit and a commit filter > that skips the fixup commit.
Hum, I'm unsure about how this would look... can I use "git commit --amend" inside a commit-filter?
Also, how can I know in advance that the next commit will be a fixup commit?
Thanks, Philippe