Rebase With History 
Simple tool that adds the picked commit into the commit message
Installation
npm i -g rwh
WTF?
Fan of git rebase but you do not want to loose the original commit since people complained on it on github?
rwh has your covered.
It is a simple wrapper around the git rebase command, that will temporarily replace your $GIT_EDITOR with a automated one. This "editor" will reword the original commit and insert a new paragraph with the original commit sha1 reference. You use it the same way as with git, i.e. rwh master. It can be run multiple times.
Usage: rwh [branch]
rwh [--option]
Options:
-h, -?, --help Show help [boolean]
--continue Continue the rebase operation [boolean]
--skip Skip the current commit and continue [boolean]
--next Commits the current index and continue the rebase operation [boolean]
--version Show version number [boolean]
Example
commit 53a499cb36d75446f4bcbcc5c80f6abb8e78f361
Author: nitriques <nitriques@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Tue Jun 13 22:34:25 2017 -0400
Better usage message
Picked from 46f4bcbcc
Requirements
- Bash
- Node
LICENSE
MIT
Made with love in Montréal by Deux Huit Huit
Copyrights (c) 2018