Yeah, could be a separate tool. Another tool could be a GitHub action that checks if the ids are in each commit; I built a prototype of that for work but it needs some polish and permission for a more general release.
Think these tools together make non-squash PRs much easier to deal with for people who don't want to spend the extra time tidying things up.
"I look forward to the day that I can run a local LLM (for confidentiality reasons) to automatically reorganize commits within my PR. Should be very safe compared to generating code or merging/rebasing other code since it is just changing the grouping of commits and the final code should be unchanged."
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Yeah, could be a separate tool. Another tool could be a GitHub action that checks if the ids are in each commit; I built a prototype of that for work but it needs some polish and permission for a more general release.
Think these tools together make non-squash PRs much easier to deal with for people who don't want to spend the extra time tidying things up.
BTW, really excited to see this. I was thinking about the concept in a thread last year https://news.ycombinator.com/context?id=40765134
"I look forward to the day that I can run a local LLM (for confidentiality reasons) to automatically reorganize commits within my PR. Should be very safe compared to generating code or merging/rebasing other code since it is just changing the grouping of commits and the final code should be unchanged."