... so if you can split a commit while committing (git add -p), maybe you can do the same for changes that already committed. So basically you just need to travel back in time, split the commit, rewrite the history and then cherrypick the changes you want into the new timeline.

... so if you can split a commit while committing (git add -p), maybe you can do the same for changes that already committed. So basically you just need to travel back in time, split the commit, rewrite the history and then cherrypick the changes you want into the new timeline.

— Kamal Mustafa (@k4ml) March 24, 2020

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March 24, 2020 at 10:11AM
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