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by artursapek 4031 days ago
There's no issue if you haven't pushed to any remotes (origin) yet. I often wish I could amend a few commits back before pushing.
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Then do a commit and then use rebase interactive (-i) and squash them together.
That's what I would do, and that's what "git inject" seems to be after.