Architecture Note: Implementing Visual Interactive Rebase in Tower
An architecture note on Tower Git's interactive rebase, detailing the transition from text-based todo lists to a visual drag-and-drop system with safety boundaries.
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An architecture note on Tower Git's interactive rebase, detailing the transition from text-based todo lists to a visual drag-and-drop system with safety boundaries.
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