IntelliJ IDEA Pro Tips: Selectively Commit Changes to a File

While working on a new feature, you find some small other things to fix. Since these changes are unrelated, you probably shouldn’t commit them together. You could revert these changes to redo them separately, but who wants to do extra work? Fortunately, you can now select which chunks or even lines of changes to add to your commit. You can commit the rest separately or even move it to a new change list.

*Author: Marit van Dijk

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[uioehqsakjlc]

I didn't know the change list before. Please make more tips like this!

[realharami]

That is cool! What is the minimum version of IntelliJ IDEA Pro that supports "Split Chunk and Include Current Line into Commit" context menu item?

[eneskilicarslan]

holy cow, you are telling me that i can put any change into custom commit folders that i can create?