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Meta33347y@NullBrain I sometimes go a few commits back to fix stuff like spaces or even bigger stuff that *should have been there* from the start and basically rebase the whole thing.
But only in private branches / repositories.
I know some devs that actually do commit small things multiple times to fix oversights but I'm not a fan of doing so if it can be avoided. -
@Meta Yes, I agree thta should be avoided. I mainly use to correct simple mistakes on a last commit such as typos, or simple stuff that don't really need a whole new commit.
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