Nicolai is a thirty year old boy, as the narrator would put it, who has found his passion in software development. He constantly reads, thinks, and writes about it, and codes for a living as well a...
I don't quite get why I wouldn't use the much simpler git amend (alias for git commit --amend) for the simple case of adding to the last commit and only do a rebase (remember no unstaged changes for that, may need to stash!) if I really need it.
That's a matter of personal preference.
I like having the history of minor changes available. I usually only rebase before a git push, and by that time, I try not to have any uncommited changes in any case.
I feel that the little extra typing (which can be saved using @freeatnet
tip here) is worth it for the extra history and for editing previous commits.
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I don't quite get why I wouldn't use the much simpler
git amend(alias forgit commit --amend) for the simple case of adding to the last commit and only do a rebase (remember no unstaged changes for that, may need to stash!) if I really need it.That's a matter of personal preference.
I like having the history of minor changes available. I usually only rebase before a
git push, and by that time, I try not to have any uncommited changes in any case.I feel that the little extra typing (which can be saved using @freeatnet tip here) is worth it for the extra history and for editing previous commits.