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Git: Merging last few commits into one

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Git has robust support for rewriting commit logs. This is a big help when you are changing stuff in small incremental changes and still need ability to consolidate them when you are satisfied at a feature level.

Such commit changes (log rewrites) should be performed before the changes are pushed to remote repository. Here is a quick reminder of the command that I almost forgot:

git rebase --interactive ID
# where ID is the first 5 or so characters of the commit from which to start the change process.

Git is fun!

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Written by Sharad

August 5th, 2009 at 3:35 pm

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