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Can you

gt split

based on commit and then

gt reorder

Potentially! But I don't really want that specific commit to be its own branch or PR. I just need to move it to the desired branch. Using

gt be

lets me move it in the correct direction but then not sure how to move it to another branch after that without using something like

git reset --hard <target commit>

to move the desired branch either to this commit or after this commit.

I think

undo

will solve most of the use case for this, but i've toyed with an idea for a command that does this in the past — candidly not sure when we'd be able to put it out though

Potentially! But I don't really want that specific commit to be its own branch or PR.

You can

gt fold

after the

gt reorder

rough script to do this (you need fix my pseudo-bash shell parsing)

# move-commit <a> <b>
# move top commit of <a> to <b>
gt co a
git reset --soft HEAD~
git stash
gt co b
git stash pop
gt modify -c

That is pretty much what I end up doing, so totally makes sense to script it up!