On Thu, Sep 4, 2025, at 16:27, Patrick Steinhardt wrote: > Hi, >[snip] > I thus had a look at implementing some of these commands in Git itself, > where the result is this patch series. Specifically, the following > commands are introduced by this patch series: > > - `git history drop` to drop a specific commit. This is basically the > same as jj-abandon(1). > > - `git history reorder` to reorder a specific commit before or after > another commit. This is inspired by jj-new(1). > > - `git history split` takes a commit and splits it into two. This is > basically the same as jj-split(1). > > If this is something we want to have I think it'd be just a starting > point. There's other commands that I think are quite common and that > might make sense to introduce eventually: > > - An equivalent to jj-absorb(1) would be awesome to have. > > - `git history reword` to change only the commit message of a specific > commit. The cover letter is a bit outdated. Reword has been here since v2. > > - `git history squash` to squash together multiple commits into one. > >[snip]
