On 07/30/2013 09:16 AM, Phil Dibowitz wrote:
>> You can edit the saved email, or simply run git commit --amend after
>> it's been applied. If you apply a bunch of patches in a batch, you can
>> use git rebase -i to edit commit messages further back. You likely
>> want to do all that before you push though.
> 
> AFAIK, you can't amend commits by another person, and commit happens in the
> tree as you.

Oh, I'm wrong. You can amend commits by another author... it must be our amend
wrapper at work that prevents this.

Good call. :)

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