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   Filippo Valsorda :go: (filippo@abyssdomain.expert)'s status on Friday, 26-Jan-2024 02:02:24 JST Filippo Valsorda :go:

   • Stefan Eissing

   @icing git add -p 🧐

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     Ryan Castellucci :nonbinary_flag: (ryanc@infosec.exchange)'s status on Friday, 26-Jan-2024 02:02:15 JST Ryan Castellucci :nonbinary_flag:

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     • Stefan Eissing

     @bagder @filippo @icing

     from my git aliases

     # git add --patch, but it works with new files too
     pa = "!f(){ cd \"${GIT_PREFIX-.}\"; git add -N \"$@\" && git add -p \"$@\"; };f"
     
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     • Stefan Eissing

     @filippo @icing git add -p is awesome!

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     • Stefan Eissing

     @icing oh it’s probably top 3 things that make git work for me. Lets me do a cursory review of everything I’m committing and encourages well scoped commits. Also works well with git-revise.

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     Stefan Eissing (icing@chaos.social)'s status on Friday, 26-Jan-2024 02:02:20 JST Stefan Eissing

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     @filippo never used that. Have to give it a try.

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     • Stefan Eissing

     @bagder @filippo @icing I pretty much always use it instead of git add