Related to my blogpost The Git fixup
workflow I wrote two git
scripts
git fixup and git squash to support that workflow.
Both scripts assume that you are working on a separate branch (feature branch)
from your default branch (which is mostly master).
This script is a substitute for git commit --fixup <COMMIT HASH>. The problem
with using --fixup is that it requires you to first get the hash of the
commit you wish to fixup to and provide it as an argument.
This script removes that burden by relying on selecta to provide a list of all previous commits in the current branch. The selected commit will then be used to create a fixup commit for.
This script is a substitute for git rebase -i --autosquash. The problem with
squashing all fixup commits is that you have to find the earliest commit you
want to rebase onto.
This script rebases to the first commit in the current branch and squashes all fixup commits.
