I think it is to late if you already pushed, so in this case, I guess you can only squash/rebase (I'm not a git ninja though).
I have to admit I use --amend quite frequently (I even have an alias, git amend to `git commit --amend --no-edit) because I sometimes forget to stage one file or another in my commit.
Maybe [act](github.com/nektos/act can help you, it allows to run something similar to github CI on your machine, so you can commit, run the CI and amend it if something is wrong.
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I think it is to late if you already pushed, so in this case, I guess you can only squash/rebase (I'm not a git ninja though).
I have to admit I use
--amendquite frequently (I even have an alias,git amendto `git commit --amend --no-edit) because I sometimes forget to stage one file or another in my commit.Maybe [act](github.com/nektos/act can help you, it allows to run something similar to github CI on your machine, so you can commit, run the CI and amend it if something is wrong.