How to stage changes one by one after review in git?
Written on by Mandeep Singh in Solving Mistories
When working on your code there are some situations when you might have to push a simple fix or a piece a code. Normally, it is recommended to create a new fix branch from your master and push it back but some times we kind of go lazzy. In those movments I simply do the changes and add them one by one using the following command:
git add -p
I believe it’s worth menthioning how I got to know about this nice 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