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I use it a lot when auto squashing fixup commits, which depends on having multiple commits to squash into.
it definitely helps point out when you muddy the waters on commits, when things should be broken up.
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pull down to refresh
I use it a lot when auto squashing fixup commits, which depends on having multiple commits to squash into.
it definitely helps point out when you muddy the waters on commits, when things should be broken up.
I should probably read about how to get good at it.
I assume it's mostly a thing when you are committing regularly (which I do not do). I end up with one huge commit most of the time.