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I am currently trying to squash my last commit using interactive rebase. However, when I type git rebase -i HEAD^, Atom is opened.

Since I want to do this from Vim, how do I prevent Atom from opening so that I can do rebase from the terminal window?

Todd Drinkwater
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pleas try git config --global core.editor "vim" This will set Vim as your git default editor

you can see more detail here How do I make Git use the editor of my choice for commits?

Limor Stotland
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  • In addition: if you only want to change it for rebase you can use `git config --global sequence.editor "vim"` – Ripp_ Dec 17 '18 at 13:32