Change the commit message be390538 from "A" to "6" in Git-Tower
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Alice Chan
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1You can do that with `rebase` but you would rewrite history and cause problems with others. Think whether this is really necessary or not. – Michael-O Dec 10 '15 at 19:14
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This will rewrite the history and mean its more diffuclt for people who have branched from 7 and 8 to merge back in
The command you want is
git rebase -i be390538^
an editor will pop up, in this editor choose the reword option for the commit. save and close another editor will pop up asking you to choose the working of the new commit (with the wording of the old commit in place)
as a note ^ after a commit means that commits parent
exussum
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