Why haven't more people heard of git revise?
Unless you actually want to transplant your changes onto a new base, honestly, do yourself a favor and use this instead:
Its inability to change your worktree (operates in memory instead) is a big speed and safety feature: It won't invalidate your build, and you can't screw up the end state.
It also has features that regular rebase lacks, like splitting a commit and editing all commits at once.
I'm more than a big fan of it.
https://github.com/mystor/git-revise
Its inability to change your worktree (operates in memory instead) is a big speed and safety feature: It won't invalidate your build, and you can't screw up the end state.
It also has features that regular rebase lacks, like splitting a commit and editing all commits at once. I'm more than a big fan of it.