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i had a bunch of commits but some concerns got mixed up so i decided to split the branch by hunk. i ended up with a few branches with separate functionality, but each branch now has one commit. for some branches, i would like to split it into different commits based on files modified.

```  gt branch split              Split the current branch into multiple
                               single-commit branches.             [aliases: sp]```

This command should help! :slightly_smiling_face:

thanks, yeah i know about it. but that would create multiple branches. i guess i could do `gt branch split --hunk` and then multiple `gt branch fold` but i was wondering if there's a better way to go from 1 branch with 1 commit to 1 branch with multiple commits.

<@U03KQLVA7MG> you can just do general commit splitting. `git reset HEAD~`, and then commit chunks as needed. then do a `gt stack restack`.

thanks! seems obvious in hindsight :sweat_smile: