Waleed Khan

My envisioning is that it would be like `git rebase -i`, but with indentation to indicate child commits: ``` pick abc123 some root commit pick abc456 first child pick def456...

> That seems pretty indentation heavy and I would be worried it'd run counter to how people think (since they are used to seeing parent/children in a series), whether git...

On the [Graphite Slack](https://graphite-community.slack.com/archives/C02DRNZELUU/p1638965965394300), user Bilal Quadri (@bilalq?) says this: > One major point of friction for me is the interop between git and gt. I always create commits without...

There might be some interesting ideas to consider regarding rebase scripting from `git-assembler`: https://www.thregr.org/~wavexx/software/git-assembler/

Thanks for reporting. git-branchless should work fine with sparse checkouts (I use them at work), so most likely the only issue is with the `extension.worktreeConfig` setting. (If not, please update...

Thanks for the report @KevinWuWon. I haven't seen an issue like this before. - What OS are you using? - What's the maximum number of open files for your system?...

How many branches and references do you have in your repository? You can try running this and report the results: ``` $ find .git/refs | wc -l $ find .git/refs/heads...

I think `ulimit` shows the "hard" limit, but the "soft" limit is different . `ulimit -n` indicates that the soft limit on my machine (macOS 11.6.3) is 65535. I don't...

* If we move a branch, then we should probably detach HEAD in all other worktrees, at the least? * If you have a rewritten commit checked out, then I...

Note: I tried using the equivalent of `git merge-tool`, and while it seems powerful, I think it's sufficiently difficult to use without training that we shouldn't use it for splitting/staging...