Related to #426, which is to find ways to improve the UX of the amend feature.
I use amend a zillion times a day, and to hunt for it in the menu takes time.
Look at some screenshots here to see how gitkraken does it. As you see on the bottom right, there is the "Amend" checkbox. When you click it, it (1) automatically populates the commit message with the message from the previous commit, and (2) changes the button from "Commit" to "Amend Previous Commit".
Something similar could be done in the gittyup "commit panel" (unsure what it's called?), as seen here in the top right; if a "Amend" checkbox is added there, then the text could show the previous message and the "Commit" button could be changed to "Amend":
Related to #426, which is to find ways to improve the UX of the amend feature.
I use amend a zillion times a day, and to hunt for it in the menu takes time.
Look at some screenshots here to see how gitkraken does it. As you see on the bottom right, there is the "Amend" checkbox. When you click it, it (1) automatically populates the commit message with the message from the previous commit, and (2) changes the button from "Commit" to "Amend Previous Commit".
Something similar could be done in the gittyup "commit panel" (unsure what it's called?), as seen here in the top right; if a "Amend" checkbox is added there, then the text could show the previous message and the "Commit" button could be changed to "Amend":