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In theory, this is why we rebase our history and make an elegant series of coherent patches. At least if "we" are the Linux dev team or something.
by fennecfoxen 10y ago
In theory, this is why we rebase our history and make an elegant series of coherent patches. At least if "we" are the Linux dev team or something.
- ikawe 10y agoYup, I agree that would be ideal. I think squash commits are a pragmatic way to deal with messy incoherent commits. Plus it's easier to revert a squashed commit than a merge. (which is the index number of the parent I want?!)
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