[daveguy]

Why not create a branch and rollback only what needs to be rolled back? Branches are O(1) with git, right?

[sunnybeetroot]

OP was insinuating that rolling back commits is a pain point.

[daveguy]

Well, same statement applies. Rolling back commits is also O(1) and just as easy. And if you branch to start with it's not even a "rollback" through the commit history, it's just a branch switch. Feel like OP has never used git before or something.

[fragmede]

Which seems like a tooling issue, imo. In Aider, it's just /undo.