I use git commit --amend --no-edit too. Mostly for small changes (e.g., missed semicolon) that worth a commit.
git commit --amend --no-edit
I honestly didn't know about --no-edit until now. Thanks for saving me the keystrokes 😂.
--no-edit
There's another one I used when for whatever reason I need to retrigger CI/jenkins without making any change
git commit --allow-empty -m 'trigger'
Mine are all very similar to this! Although I don't use clear -- CMD/CTRL+L does the trick
clear
Oh my god, I never knew the CTRL+L tip, you've LITERALLY changed my life.
CTRL+L
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git commit --amend --no-edittoo. Mostly for small changes (e.g., missed semicolon) that worth a commit.I honestly didn't know about
--no-edituntil now. Thanks for saving me the keystrokes 😂.There's another one I used when for whatever reason I need to retrigger CI/jenkins without making any change
Mine are all very similar to this! Although I don't use
clear-- CMD/CTRL+L does the trickOh my god, I never knew the
CTRL+Ltip, you've LITERALLY changed my life.