I mainly use Gitup to reorder, split and merge commits before pushing PRs, which is way more practical than using Git itself, so kudos! This allows refactoring/fixing typos while keeping history clean —which is easier than uncluttering my desktop 🙃.
However, when working on a branch, I'd love to be able to view all commits messages from that branch, so that I can easily move to where they belong, without having to count key presses.
In fact, I rarely switch from one branch to another using Gitup, that's something I do on the command-line, or using Fork (which I enjoy for its branching/remote/commit/stash UI).
My current workflow is:
Select the branch I've been working on
Find a fixup commit that needs to be moved
Count the number of key presses until the commit to merge into
Go back up to the fixup commit
Press d until the fixup is just above its parent
Press f to merge it where it belongs
Repeat from step 2…
A one-branch view with all messages listed would make steps 2 to 6 much easier.
I mainly use Gitup to reorder, split and merge commits before pushing PRs, which is way more practical than using Git itself, so kudos! This allows refactoring/fixing typos while keeping history clean —which is easier than uncluttering my desktop 🙃.
However, when working on a branch, I'd love to be able to view all commits messages from that branch, so that I can easily move to where they belong, without having to count key presses. In fact, I rarely switch from one branch to another using Gitup, that's something I do on the command-line, or using Fork (which I enjoy for its branching/remote/commit/stash UI).
My current workflow is:
duntil the fixup is just above its parentfto merge it where it belongsA one-branch view with all messages listed would make steps 2 to 6 much easier.