Philip Weaver <[email protected]> writes: [...] >> >> But in fact, the main problem I see with rewrite as it is working now in >> head is that if I say to magit "I want to rewrite commit master~6" (that >> is r b master~6 RET) then master~6 won't be rewrote, and this seam strange >> to me. I believe we should just revert the commit. If no objection, I >> will probably do it this week-end. >> >> [...] >> > > That is a behavior of git.
Not exactly, it's a behavior of git rebase --interactive, but to rebase and to rewrite is not the same. Well it used to do the same things (rewriting history) but the used word don't mean the same things. Note in particular that magit rewrite is wrote mainly in Emacs lisp and don't use some magit high level tools, but only reset, log and stuff of this level of abstraction [...] -- Rémi Vanicat
