What I often find myself doing is making multiple logical changes at once and then interactively adding them to the commit with git add -i in chunks to separate out what I've added. It's easier for me as I don't always have a clear vision in my head when I set out as to what will need to be changed exactly. But when I go through the chunks it helps me to visualize the edits I've made and to logically group them and see where I might have missed changing something and allows me to commit them also in an order that makes sense.
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What I often find myself doing is making multiple logical changes at once and then interactively adding them to the commit with
git add -iin chunks to separate out what I've added. It's easier for me as I don't always have a clear vision in my head when I set out as to what will need to be changed exactly. But when I go through the chunks it helps me to visualize the edits I've made and to logically group them and see where I might have missed changing something and allows me to commit them also in an order that makes sense.