Create fixup commits and run autosquash rebase on a target branch.
npx skills add https://github.com/sasamuku/dotfiles --skill fixup-commit
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: fixup-commit Source: https://github.com/sasamuku/dotfiles/tree/main/.claude/skills/fixup-commit Command: npx skills add https://github.com/sasamuku/dotfiles --skill fixup-commit
This Skill automates the creation of fixup commits and the execution of an autosquash rebase, simplifying the process of cleaning up and consolidating commits in your repository.
To create a fixup commit for a specific commit and rebase with autosquash, use the 'fixup-commit' skill with the commit hash as the argument, like this:
fixup-commit <commit-hash>
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To automate fixup commits and clean up git branch history, you can run a command that targets a specific commit hash. The process automatically creates a fixup commit and performs an interactive rebase with autosquash to consolidate related changes.
An autosquash rebase is a git mechanism that automatically organizes fixup commits next to their original targets. You need it for commit cleaning when you want to squash related changes into a single commit to maintain a tidy repository history.
To squash changes using a commit hash, pass the target hash as an argument to the automation command. This creates a dedicated fixup commit and triggers the interactive rebase with autosquash to merge the changes into the original commit.
Yes, you need git installed to automate fixup commits and rebasing. The Skill relies entirely on git's native interactive rebase and autosquash features to execute the branch history cleanup.
The best way to tidy up related commits after merging a feature branch is to create fixup commits for specific changes and then run an autosquash rebase. This consolidates related modifications into one clean commit.
Yes, you can consolidate multiple commits into one without manual editing by automating fixup commit creation and executing an interactive rebase with autosquash. This automatically reorders and squashes the designated commits into their targets.
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