I have several times that I have tried a large interactive rebase and need to abandon it partway through (probably because I tried to exclude some changes that later changes relied on). So, when I go to retry, I now have to go through and change the settings for all the commits again. If it instead had an editor mode I could just paste in the same file as I had before and be a lot less frustrating to me.
So perhaps what I am suggesting is some sort of "advanced" or "expert" m,ode that you can toggle to where you are just editing the plain text pick file like I would in GitExtensions. If that is what the UX is editing/displaying on the backend then maybe you could even toggle back and forth between the two.
I have several times that I have tried a large interactive rebase and need to abandon it partway through (probably because I tried to exclude some changes that later changes relied on). So, when I go to retry, I now have to go through and change the settings for all the commits again. If it instead had an editor mode I could just paste in the same file as I had before and be a lot less frustrating to me.
So perhaps what I am suggesting is some sort of "advanced" or "expert" m,ode that you can toggle to where you are just editing the plain text pick file like I would in GitExtensions. If that is what the UX is editing/displaying on the backend then maybe you could even toggle back and forth between the two.