> Specifically I've very often wanted to do another git rebase -i in the middle of the first one, usually because I changed my mind about something and want to make changes to an earlier commit in my stack
I think this is what `git rebase --edit-todo` is for.
>Nah, it's wonderful. You see it as chaotic and jumpy because the conditions Git creates makes it feel chaotic and jumpy.
Fair enough. `jj` probably isn't right for me, but I'm happy it works well for you!
Been a long time since I used git, but --edit-todo only changes what's still to come, right? It doesn't let you go back and edit earlier commits in the stack.
I think this is what `git rebase --edit-todo` is for.
>Nah, it's wonderful. You see it as chaotic and jumpy because the conditions Git creates makes it feel chaotic and jumpy.
Fair enough. `jj` probably isn't right for me, but I'm happy it works well for you!