Re: An alternate model for preparing partial commits
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Jakub Narebski <jnareb@gmail.com>
- Date
- Jun 27, 2008, 20:47 UTC
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David Jeske wrote:
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> reorder: Picture that a list of commits on this branch opens in an editor. You > are free to rearrange the lines in any order you want, but you have to keep all > the lines. When you are done reordering the lines, the tool creates a new topic > branch and applies the changes (probably with cherrypick) to the new topic > branch. If there are no conflicts, you're done. > > merge: Picture now that in your editor you can create groupings of those > individual commits that should make up separate topic-branches. The operation > can still be performed automatically, and at the end, it can compose those > topic branches into a single branch just like your original. At this point, you > can "isolate" any one of those topic branches and test/push that topic branch.
git rebase --interactive? Any patch management interface (StGIT, Guilt)?
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