git tools

• git-edit

  Uses git rebase to edit a particular commit. When you are finished editing, run git rebase --continue.

• git-fixup

  Apply changes to a particular commit. This combines git commmit --fixup with the necessary git rebase --autosquash ....

• git-mark/git-unmark

  Apply tags to the subject line of git commit messages.

  $ git log --oneline HEAD~4..
  2498130 (HEAD -> master) added routines necessary to support motion detection
  7f66db9 added set_bitfield method
  4be67fc added code to wait for stable gyros before calibrating
  c141e09 rewrote to send data via udp
  $ git mark HEAD~2..
  Rewrite 7f66db91133ad5de1f5ca023ea4f64b4067bff85 (1/2) (0 seconds passed, remaining 0 predicted
  Rewrite 249813046351ef2952e684ad183a94aafbc85580 (2/2) (0 seconds passed, remaining 0 predicted)
  Ref 'refs/heads/master' was rewritten
  $ git log --oneline HEAD~4
  1d05a35 (HEAD -> master) [WIP] added routines necessary to support motion detection
  ce6ad57 [WIP] added set_bitfield method
  4be67fc added code to wait for stable gyros before calibrating
  c141e09 rewrote to send data via udp
  

• git-resume

  Open modified files in an editor vim (technically, in ${VISUAL}, but this relies on the -p flag to vim to open the files in tabs so it's unlikely to work with other editors without modification).

  With the --commit (-c) option, open the files modified in the last commit.