Using FuckingNode: Unmake a commit

fuckingnode uncommit, or fkuncommit

The uncommit command in FuckingNode allows you to quickly remake a commit. It automatically undoes the last local commit (storing its name), then hangs for you to modify its files as needed, and once you tell it to run, it re-runs commit (including commitCmd if any) and remakes the commit with the same message.

Usage

To uncommit changes to your project, just run this from the root of the repo:

fuckingnode uncommit

What to expect

You'll see a confirmation like this one, showing what will be made:

❓ We will unstage all currently staged files (if any), and immediately undo commit 39a6d31.
If you terminate the program you won't recover it, it's us who handle remaking it. Proceed?
Confirm? [y/N]

If you input y, the commit will be unmade and you'll see this:

Undid commit 39a6d31 (some wrong commit, by ZakaHaceCosas at Sun Sep 28 15:30:47 2025 +0200)

Make any modifications to the existing files now.
Use regular git commands (git add / git remove) from a separate terminal to stage/unstage files.
Once done, come to this terminal and hit 'Y',
    we'll run your commitCmd (if any) and re-make the commit with the same message and files (unless changed) as before.
You may hit 'n' as well, result will be the same.

waiting for you to hit 'Y' [y/N] 

After hitting y (or n), our commit command will immediately run and your commit will be remade (unless a commitCmd exists and fails, of course).

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You've now learnt how to speed up fixing fucked up commits.

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