It uses -a but, this allows me to very quickly commit while saving the information for git to use in a later squash. Since I can do it quickly without thinking too hard I can commit often and get fine grained commits and less unrelated changes in commits.
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I have run into this too which is part of why I did this: dev.to/kwstannard/how-to-plan-an-i...
It uses
-a
but, this allows me to very quickly commit while saving the information for git to use in a later squash. Since I can do it quickly without thinking too hard I can commit often and get fine grained commits and less unrelated changes in commits.