Change Git Commit Messages Tutorial

[@themoderncoder]

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[@ignacio9889]

You explained it so well, thank you very much!

[@arcanelore168]

These video series are pure gold. Thanks for the work you put in them. Keep it up!

[@emdirtyyo1827]

Yoo Jack! I hope you're doing great ! I'm glad that you're finally back, keep going

[@olga7454]

Thank you! git amend instructions were useful for me today

[@israelssantanna]

Thank you! I love this short `git {something}` series!

[@zilkauskas]

It really helped. Thanks!

[@harishdevarapalli1537]

Nice video, Thanks for your time.

[@xarax7950]

thanks

[@anhdevga1109]

Thank you so much ! It's great video :")

[@themoderncoder]

Thanks for leaving a comment! Glad it helped

[@shawnzhang528]

After I did rebase, the order of commits changed...

[@nicolasv7549]

i have two commits and i want to change the message of the first one, after running git rebase -i HEAD~2 , fatal: invalid upstream 'HEAD~2' i checked HEAD~1 but is the last commit

[@themoderncoder]

Sorry for not seeing this sooner. What do you mean by “checked HEAD~1 but is the last commit”?

[@robelpop78]

thank

[@amanali9501]

How to do it for a remote repo

[@themoderncoder]

I wouldn’t recommend it for remote repos. Generally the rule with rebase is to avoid it on repos that are shared by others. I’m not sure if yours is, but being it’s a remote repo I’d just leave it

[@gagangautam1265]

ESC:WA nothing is happing. how to save the file

[@themoderncoder]

Esq: wq. Make sure your last character is a “q” (short for quit), and you should be good to go

[@workingguy3166]

I followed everything but it doesn't change the commit message, I'm losing my mind rn git rebase -i Vim opens, i add reword new message :wq Nothing happens, see that command was executed Git log, message not changed

[@themoderncoder]

Sorry for not replying sooner. I don’t think you can use interactive rebase by specifying a single commit hash. It has to be a series of commits back from HEAD (see 1:24 in the video). Try specifying a range of commits and only rewording the one you want. Just make sure you are aware of the caveats with rebase (3:39). Let me know if that helps fix your issue