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by JNRowe
1598 days ago
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Thanks to tpope, vim comes with some out of the box editing support for rebase¹. So, you don't even need to use change word. :F[ixup] to change to fixup, which supports ranges too(super useful with <count>V or V<movement>). The standard vim {in,de}crement commands are bound to :Cycle in rebase buffers as well, so you can use <C-{a/x}> from anywhere in the line to twiddle the command for the current commit. ¹ :e $VIMRUNTIME/ftplugin/gitrebase.vim |
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