It would be amazing if I was able to insert a new commit to a place in the history between two existing commits.
To currently achieve that:
a. I either manually rebase -i and insert an x exit 1, make changes, create a new commit and finish the rebase. (But this does not automatically update stacked and related branches the way Gitup does.)
b. or modify an existing commit in Gitup (w), split that random change away from the commit (alt+s) and then continue modifying the split off commit.
It would be amazing if I was able to insert a new commit to a place in the history between two existing commits.
To currently achieve that:
a. I either manually
rebase -i
and insert anx exit 1
, make changes, create a new commit and finish the rebase. (But this does not automatically update stacked and related branches the way Gitup does.) b. or modify an existing commit in Gitup (w), split that random change away from the commit (alt+s) and then continue modifying the split off commit.