How to Use Git Bise to Split Commits

Bise (short for bisect) is a command-line utility in Git that allows you to split a commit into two separate commits. It can be used to undo the last commit, or to divide a large commit into smaller ones.

Here's how you can use bise:

1. Open your terminal and navigate to the directory where your Git repository is located.
2. Run the following command to list all the commits in your repository:
```
git log
```
3. Identify the commit that you want to split. You can do this by looking at the commit message or the changes made in the commit.
4. Run the following command to split the commit:
```
git bise
```
Replace `` with the hash of the commit that you want to split.
5. Git will prompt you to enter a message for the new commit. Enter a message that describes the changes made in the first half of the commit.
6. Press Enter to create the new commit.
7. Repeat steps 4-6 to create a second commit with the changes made in the second half of the original commit.

Note that bise is a relatively new feature in Git, and it may not be available in all versions of Git. If you don't have access to bise, you can use other methods to split commits, such as using `git reset` or `git rebase`.