Dustin Specker • 4/22/2020

Splitting an Existing Git Commit

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This article provides a step-by-step tutorial on splitting an existing Git commit into multiple commits. It explains the use of `git reset HEAD^` with different strategies (soft, mixed, hard) to move changes from a commit into the staging area or working directory, allowing developers to recompose their commit history for improved clarity and code review.

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