git reset HEAD~5
git add  pkgs/development/python-modules/ifconfig-parser/
git commit -m "pythonPackages.ifconfig-parser: init at 0.0.5"
git add  pkgs/development/python-modules/jc/
git commit -m "pythonPackages.jc: init at 1.7.2"
git push .. .. --force

getting the changes to python-modules is a little more difficult, but you can use git add -p instead to selectively add certain changes to a given file

commit history should be:

pythonPackages.ifconfig-parser: init at 0.0.5
pythonPackages.jc: init at 1.7.2

Thanks!

I usually like to keep the history transparent but this is definitely cleaner.

git reset HEAD~5
git add  pkgs/development/python-modules/ifconfig-parser/
git commit -m "pythonPackages.ifconfig-parser: init at 0.0.5"
git add  pkgs/development/python-modules/jc/
git commit -m "pythonPackages.jc: init at 1.7.2"
git push .. .. --force

getting the changes to python-modules is a little more difficult, but you can use git add -p instead to selectively add certain changes to a given file

A rebase with rewords and fixups is easier IMO and avoids the second issue

please fix conflicts

Thanks a bunch for your feedback @jonringer!

@GrahamcOfBorg eval
@GrahamcOfBorg build jc python27Packages.ifconfig-parser python37Packages.ifconfig-parser python38Packages.ifconfig-parser python38Packages.jc

Updated to 1.7.5.

Btw, what's the status on this? I'm not too familiar with the process of adding a package yet.

@GrahamcOfBorg build jc python27Packages.ifconfig-parser python37Packages.ifconfig-parser python38Packages.ifconfig-parser python38Packages.jc

the status was: I forgot to follow up after doing ofborg