git-fiddle is a wrapper around git-rebase(1) that allows editing of commit
information straight from the git-rebase editor, such as the author date,
author name and commit message. This makes it trivial to edit a whole range
of commits, shift them through time or alter ownership.
Simply ensure git-fiddle is in your $PATH. The git fiddle alias will
become available automatically.
Usage is almost identical to that of git-rebase.
$ git fiddle -h
git-fiddle - edit commit meta information during an *interactive* rebase.
`git-fiddle(1)' is a lightweight wrapper around `git-rebase(1)' that
annotates each commit with its *author* date, the author name, as well
as the commit message. Changes to any of these will then be applied
using an 'exec' script during the git-rebase sequence.
Usage:
git fiddle [options] [args...]
Options:
--[no-]fiddle
Turn ON/OFF fiddeling. Useful to turn off all options and selectively
enable some.
--[no-]fiddle-author
Do (not) edit author names. Note that the author *can* still be edited,
but it is not pre-populated. [git config: fiddle.author]
--[no-]fiddle-author-email
Do not pre-populate the author's email. Refer to --[no-]fiddle-author.
[git config: fiddle.author.email]
--[no-]fiddle-author-date
Do (not) edit author dates. Note that the author date *can* still be
edited, but it is not pre-populated. [git config: fiddle.author.date]
--[no-]fiddle-subject
Do (not) commit subject lines. Note that the commit message *can* still
be edited, but it is not pre-populated. [git config: fiddle.subject]
--[no-]fiddle-body
Do (not) the commit body. Note that the commit message *CANNOT* be edit
if this option is turned OFF and might case `git-rebase` errors.
[git config: fiddle.body]
[args...] These arguments are passed verbatim to git-rebase.
git-fiddle is released under the MIT LICENSE.
See file LICENSE for a more detailed description of its terms.