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FYI in this example you can set this to happen by default https://www.jvt.me/posts/2019/09/22/git-push-matching/

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Ooh if you get this working I'd be interested in seeing how you solved it, as I'm interested in doing similar too!

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Folks using #Jenkins, how do you manage your jobs? Only through the UI? Or using #JobDsl? If not the latter, would you like a talk on being able to track all your jobs in repo and peer-review changes? While being able to quickly spit out duplicate jobs

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The smell coming from Annie's Burger Shack as I walked past it is not helping my hunger!

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Been a pretty good start to the day - woke up naturally with Hue, closed off a couple of stories just after standup, and spent the rest of the morning sending unsolicited positive feedback to colleagues and requesting some for myself - amazing what a good start to the day does for you!

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Reply to https://lobste.rs/s/60xxr0/some_git_aliases_i_use#c_7p67mk

I did something similar with lots of sq! {SHA} commits until I found out about git commit --fixup which let's you do similar, and then git rebase -i --autosquash it afterwards, which is a bit safer with repos others are working on - there's some more detail on https://www.jvt.me/posts/2019/01/10/git-commit-fixup/ if that helps!