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As of now (I think), it's not possible to perform the equivalent of "git commit --amend" via the interface. I would love a button or checkbox close to the "Commit-button" that gives me the option to amend to an existing commit instead of always creating new ones. I share my vault via git with others, and to keep the history clean, amending is a great tool.
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To give some context. Our preferred workflow is akin to:
Checkout new branch "river/documentation-work"
Do work in branch
Package all changes in one commit:
Title: Lots of work
Did this...
... and that
... and a little bit of this
Push to branch
Create merge-request to main-branch so that others can review changes.
With the current implementation, step 3. must be handled outside of Obsidian, via terminal using either "git squash" or "git commit --amend". If the requested feature were to be implemented, I can perform step 1-4 using Obsidian only.
Feature
As of now (I think), it's not possible to perform the equivalent of "git commit --amend" via the interface. I would love a button or checkbox close to the "Commit-button" that gives me the option to amend to an existing commit instead of always creating new ones. I share my vault via git with others, and to keep the history clean, amending is a great tool.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: