but rub

The rub command is a simple verb that helps you do a number of editing operations by doing combinations of two things.

For example, you can "rub" a file onto a branch to stage that file to the branch. You can also "rub" a commit onto another commit to squash them together. You can rub a commit onto a branch to move that commit. You can rub a file from one commit to another.

Non-exhaustive list of operations:

      │Source     │Target
──────┼───────────┼──────
Amend │File,Branch│Commit
Squash│Commit     │Commit
Stage │File,Branch│Branch
Move  │Commit     │Branch

Examples

Squashing two commits into one (combining the commit messages):

but rub 3868155 abe3f53f

Amending a commit with the contents of a modified file:

but rub README.md abe3f53f

Moving a commit from one branch to another:

but rub 3868155 feature-branch

Usage: but rub <SOURCE> <TARGET>

Arguments

• <SOURCE> — The source entity to combine (required)
• <TARGET> — The target entity to combine with the source (required)