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Hello, I am in this situation: • I have a stack with multiple branches, 
branch-a
, 
branch-b
, 
branch-c
• I am checkout to 
branch-b
which has 2 commits, 
commit-2a
and 
commit-2b
• I have staged changes and I want to add them to the first commit 
commit-2a
but the last commit is 
commit-2b
Is there a way to do it with the Graphite CLI, maybe using the 
gt modify
command? How? Thank you!
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hey Gabriele, 
gt
doesn't directly support amending staged changes into a specific commit within a branch. However, there are two commands to consider for approximating what you're trying: 1. 
gt absorb
— This automatically figures out which commit your changes belong to based on the lines you modified. Run 
gt absorb -a
and it will attempt to amend each hunk into the correct commit (like 
commit-2a
). It will show you a preview before applying. 2. 
gt modify --interactive-rebase
— This starts a 
git interactive rebase
on the commits in your branch, where you can manually reorder, squash, or fixup commits to fold your changes into 
commit-2a
. 
gt absorb
is the most seamless approach if your changes touch the same lines as 
commit-2a
. See more in our docs: Working with commits
g
I tried 
gt absorb
but some changes got left out. I'll try 
gt modify --interactive-rebase
. Thank you!
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