Developer Creates New Git Utility for Commit Organization Workflow
By
jamesbowman
Fresh out the oven, still warm. Top of the tray.
Summary
The author describes creating a new Git utility tool called 'what-changed-twice' to help with their development workflow involving multiple commit cleanup passes. They explain their typical process of making commits that may not be organized initially, then using git-add and git-rebase to group related changes into coherent commits. The tool appears to analyze commit patterns or changes, but the author struggles with naming and is seeking a better name for their utility.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledmy typical workflow is to go along commiting stuff that might or might not make sense, then clean it all up at the end
doing multiple passes with git-add and git-rebase to get related changes into the same commit
I couldn't think of a name for it, so I called it what-changed-twice, which is not great but my I am bad at naming things
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