Splitting a git commit is now easy, using: &#xA; git history split ${REF}&#xA; &#xA; It will ask you hunk by hunk for the things to include in the first commit, and then bring up the editor for the first and second commit message. It couldn&rsquo;t be simpler than that. &#xA; P.S.&#xA;The stack overflow question for splitting commits discusses the old and cumbersome approach. The 20th answer…