simgunz added a comment.
> - If you do have the commit and it is the latest one in your history: ``` arc amend git push ``` Sorry but it is still not clear if this would work. In this diff I have three commits (modification_1, modification_2, revert modifications_2) in a feature branch forked from `master`. I need to push to `5.3`. If I run those two commands I expect that three commits are pushed (not a single one with the total modification) and I would expect that those are pushed to `origin/my-feature-branch` not in `5.3`. Isn't it? What I would do is: rebase `my-feature-branch` on top of `5.3`, squash the three commits in one, `arc amend` to updated the commit message, and finally `git push`. > The problem with that is that you already pushed, so you'd have to force-push, and everyone who has already pulled your original commit will have to force-pull. A `git amend` will in fact rewrite the history and change the commit hash (but the original hash continues to exist). Unless I'm doing something wrong, which isn't impossible at all. I think that he meant to do `arc amend` before anything was pushed, just to pull the commit text from the Phabricator review and add it to the latest commit, before pushing. > I only use arc to upload to phab, and sometimes to fetch a patch file. For the rest I prefer to do things manually. Git is voodoo enough on its own, no need to add additional complexity written in some obscure-to-me scripting language :) I agree that arc is another layer of complexity, thus all my questions. :-) REPOSITORY R32 KDevelop REVISION DETAIL https://phabricator.kde.org/D21156 To: simgunz, #kdevelop, rjvbb, mwolff Cc: kossebau, kfunk, aacid, kde-doc-english, mwolff, rjvbb, kdevelop-devel, hmitonneau, christiant, gennad, fbampaloukas, glebaccon, domson, antismap, iodelay, alexeymin, skadinna, geetamc, Pilzschaf, akshaydeo, surgenight, arrowd
