I have a walkthrough if you are interested in using git interactive mode git add -i which I use when I want to break down my commits into semantic/atomic commits instead of committing all changes (usually a few small feature changes) in one go.
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I have a walkthrough if you are interested in using git interactive mode
git add -iwhich I use when I want to break down my commits into semantic/atomic commits instead of committing all changes (usually a few small feature changes) in one go.