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commit-rewriter 0.2 adds support for non-default Git branches

Simon Willison released commit-rewriter 0.2, adding the ability to rewrite commits on branches other than the default, run via a --branch flag.

What changed

Simon Willison published commit-rewriter 0.2, a release that adds support for branches other than the default branch. Users can point the tool at another branch by running `uvx commit-rewriter --branch other`. The release is tagged under git. No other changes or caveats are described in the supplied evidence. [1]

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  1. Simon Willison · Reporting ·
    commit-rewriter 0.2