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Right now the best you can do is to hit "e" on the selected commit, and then keep pressing up-arrow and "f" to change all the "pick" lines into "fixup", until you are at the top of the branch. Then hit "m", enter to continue the rebase. Kind of painful if you have hundreds of commits to squash, but hopefully your branches aren't that long. 😄 |
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Is still no way of doing this? I want to locate all the commits I want to merge into one, hit the keymap and get a prompt for the final commit message. Is this not possible? |
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I think this issue if resolved will also cover this use case |
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Yes, it looks like that
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I know there's a way to squash all
!fixupcommits inlazygitabove selected commit but is there a way to squash all commits above selected commit?Somewhat related to #1160
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