1
Only commit some of my currently modified files into the repository
2m 27s
2
Make my git log look pretty and readable
2m 25s
3
Move some commits to a separate branch that I have accidentally committed to master
2m 35s
4
Update my feature branch with the latest changes from master
2m 33s
5
Push a rebased local branch by using `--force-with-lease`
2m 29s
6
Polish my git feature branch before merging or submitting for review
2m 54s
7
Automate the cleanup of my feature branch with Git Autosquash
4m 28s
8
Squash all of my commits into a single one and merge into master
1m 15s
9
Change the commit message of my last commit
1m 5s
10
Add a file I’ve forgotten to add to my last commit
1m 28s
11
Undo my last commit and split it into two separate ones
1m 43s
12
Wipe a commit from my local branch
1m 12s
13
Undo a commit that has already been pushed to the remote repository
1m 9s
14
Temporarily store some work in progress because I have to jump to another branch
2m 42s
15
Find that bad commit that broke your App with Git Bisect
2m 23s

Move some commits to a separate branch that I have accidentally committed to master

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Gosh no, I just added all of these commits to master. They were thought to be peer reviewed first in a dedicated branch! No worries, in this lesson we’re going to see a couple of commands that will help you move your commits into a dedicated feature branch.

Note: This only holds if you did not yet push your changes to the remote repository

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Productive Git for Developers

Adrien Giboire

~ 6 years ago

Where is the snippet you invite people to copy/paste to format the output? ;)

Adrien Giboire

~ 6 years ago

Forget what I just said, it moved to the next video and I got confused with this transcript overlooking for something that looked like it without really reading the content, which would have make me realize I was in the wrong place.