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On the topic, I'm just going to plug the tool git-branchless. Completely transformative for my use of git at work. Stacked commits that actually work!




From the git-branchless wiki:

https://github.com/arxanas/git-branchless/wiki/Concepts#anon...

> Normally, only commits which are reachable by a branch are visible in stock Git.

But this is not true: a "soft" tag suffices to keep a pseudo-branch visible to, say git-log --graph. In my own workflow, I've let these replace temporary branches proper.




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