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No, don't squash your commits. This is stupid advice that comes back over and over. Squashing commits is a useless thing that has absolutely no benefit. It's
by justin_vanw 11y ago
No, don't squash your commits. This is stupid advice that comes back over and over.
Squashing commits is a useless thing that has absolutely no benefit. It's dumb. It really makes no sense. It has very clear negatives.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5631184 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5631184
- andrewprock 11y agoIf you are using git as a distributed version control system, squashing makes complete sense. If you are using it in a master/slave sense, and are not allowed to commit locally, then yes, squashing doesn't make any sense.