The authour of this article suggests a solution - `git commit --interactive` could prompt you for each change like `git add -p` does without needing a staging error. You're right though that it would take some cleverness in that command to allow you to fix a typo without restarting the operation.
> You're right though that it would take some cleverness in that command to allow you to fix a typo without restarting the operation.
Would it though? Just finish your commit ("q" to skip the current hunk and every following one), then use commit --amend —interactive for the rest of the changes.
