It's useful when you have to do some commits just to test, but it will not generate a lot of commit messages, since it's going "back" and generating a new commit

git-revert-add-new-message.sh

#!/bin/bash

# Important: Only use if you are working on a branch by yourself otherwise it will overwrite someone updates

git reset --soft HEAD~1 \
	&& git add . && git commit -m "$1" \
	&& git push --force origin