Nathan Manceaux Panot

Retcon 1.2 adds a highly-requested feature: commit splitting. In a few keystrokes, you can now break apart a big commit into smaller, more granular commits. Just enter Edit mode on a commit, unstage some of its changes, and confirm: the changes will be moved to a new commit, which you just have to title. Retcon's purpose is to let you make your branch history legible and sensical, and commit...

I'm a heavy Git user, who actually likes to interactive rebase my history into shape. But, I thought it could be faster (much faster), and started working on Retcon, years ago. And now it's ready! Retcon lets you manipulate commits directly: you can move commits around with just a drag-and-drop, delete them, squash them, all from the same view; and get instant results after every change. No...