That is very true. I didn't go into too much detail about what someone can do about interactive rebasing, but since I went into detail about autosquashing, I probably should've mentioned it's basically a shortcut for what can also be done in a normal rebase. But since I've found it to be simpler and require less VIM knowledge I wanted to highlight it above the other options. Thank you for pointing this out though!
I also agree about about trying some different "Explain X with Cupcakes" posts. Maybe I can also try it with other pastries, like pies and brownies!
I export EDITOR=nano (never heard of VISUAL before,) and in my .zshrc, but yes.
Since then I’ve switched to vim, though. I learned to do just what I did in nano (navigate with the arrow keys, type, cut and paste entire lines, search, save, and quit,) and the rest I’m learning as the needs occur. The first one being :! sudo tee % to save when you forgot to open the file as root. :-D
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That is very true. I didn't go into too much detail about what someone can do about interactive rebasing, but since I went into detail about autosquashing, I probably should've mentioned it's basically a shortcut for what can also be done in a normal rebase. But since I've found it to be simpler and require less VIM knowledge I wanted to highlight it above the other options. Thank you for pointing this out though!
I also agree about about trying some different "Explain X with Cupcakes" posts. Maybe I can also try it with other pastries, like pies and brownies!
I forgot to mention that I do all my interactive git stuff with nano instead of VIM. I find it sufficient for this kind of work.
This can be as easy as putting
export VISUAL=nanoin your .profile .There's probably also a setting you can use with
git config.I export
EDITOR=nano(never heard ofVISUALbefore,) and in my.zshrc, but yes.Since then I’ve switched to vim, though. I learned to do just what I did in nano (navigate with the arrow keys, type, cut and paste entire lines, search, save, and quit,) and the rest I’m learning as the needs occur. The first one being
:! sudo tee %to save when you forgot to open the file as root. :-D