# Fixup a bunch of things
  
## Usage

`./fixup_to_last_changed.sh <file> <file> <file> [optional git cli flags]`

## Description

- `./fixup_to_last_changed.sh <file>` - will find the last commit where `file` was changed, and create a fixup commit for that commit.
- `./fixup_to_last_changed.sh <file> <file1>` - as above, but individually with two files, creating two fixup commits
- `./fixup_to_last_changed.sh` - as above, but with all unstaged files. Confirms before actually creating the commits.
- `./fixup_to_last_change.sh <file> --no-verify` - fixup's one file, but using `--no-verify` in the commit.

## Git Alias

This allows you to run the script via `git fixlastchange <file> <file>`

`git config --global alias.fixlastchange '! ~/.local/bin/fixup_last_change.sh'`

`~/.gitconfig`:

```
...
[alias]
	fixlast = commit --fix HEAD
	fixlastchange = ! /Users/tom.whitwell/.local/bin/fixup_last_change.sh
...
```