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		xorcist on Dec 22, 2024 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: The Jujutsu version control system There's nothing to it, it's just "git commit". You then add your changes and "git commit --amend". (These could be aliases. Mine are "ci" and "ca" respectively.)

adastra22 on Dec 23, 2024 [–]

You can do that. But I mean there is literally a spot in the .git directory for the work-in-progress commit message. When you later do git commit -a or whatever, it pulls up the message.

stavros on Dec 23, 2024 | [–]

Is there any way you can be specific enough for people to reproduce this?

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