How to amend part of files of last commit after push
Question
How can I amend part of files of last commit after push? I don't want ot create a new commit, but it's acceptable to squash a new commit into the previous commit.
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3 ACCPTED 2017-08-28 12:53:15
The short answer is Never ever modify a commit that is already pushed .
The long answer can you find here
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