git:amend

What problem does it solve?

Amending the most recent commit to include staged changes, adjust the commit message, or both helps maintain a clean and accurate history without creating a new commit.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Amend the last commit by adding staged changes.
• Update or replace the commit message to follow Conventional Commits or project guidelines.
• Combine small fixes into the previous commit and reframe the intent for clearer history.
• Scenarios include fixing forgotten files, correcting typos, or refining commit scope after review.

Quick Start

Use git:amend to adjust the most recent commit by adding staged changes and/or updating the commit message.