TIL about `git commit --fixup` and `git rebase --autosquash`.
Interactive git rebase is by far my favorite Git tool to use, it scratches a particular itch to create perfect logically atomic commits.
That said, sometimes this kind of history editing tends to backfire spectacularly because these crafted perfect commits have actually never been compiled and tested.
I tend to go back through and build+test each of my newly crafted commits locally (and for preference have CI set up such that it'll go "hey, haven't seen these commits" and do it again itself).
Some people find doing so this boring and annoying. For whatever reason my brain finds it zen and satisfying.
Interactive git rebase is by far my favorite Git tool to use, it scratches a particular itch to create perfect logically atomic commits.
That said, sometimes this kind of history editing tends to backfire spectacularly because these crafted perfect commits have actually never been compiled and tested.