> you can always just “jj new” on top of an existing change then squash it down and get automatic rebase past that point
Never used jj, but isn't that just `git commit --amend`? Lets you add/remove/change changes from the previous commit by basically overwritting it with a new changeset+message.
Never used jj, but isn't that just `git commit --amend`? Lets you add/remove/change changes from the previous commit by basically overwritting it with a new changeset+message.