When working on your code, there are some situations when you might have to push a simple fix or a piece of code. Usually, it is recommended to create a new fix branch from your master and push it back, but sometimes we kind of go lazzy. In those movements, I make the changes and add them one by one using the following command:
git add -p
I believe it’s worth mentioning how I learned about this lovely little helper.
🔥 Git Tip: Use `git add -p` to review and add changes hunk-by-hunk. Handy when you want to break a single file's changes into two commits pic.twitter.com/VH2SGl48FS
— Wes Bos (@wesbos) November 28, 2016