it’s sometimes disruptive, like when you’re preparing a series of logical commits. wouldn’t want it to “checkpoint” if I intended to do some careful git add -p.
There’s no way to turn it off right now, but you can do a reset from the console to get rid of the checkpoint commit:
git reset HEAD~1 --soft
will destroy the latest commit, but keep the changes in your app. Don’t do this if you have already pushed that commit to another repository.
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