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Some projects (like Chromium) squash all of the contributor's commits into a single commit representing their entire local branch history (it was local, no one
by phasmantistes 10y ago
Some projects (like Chromium) squash all of the contributor's commits into a single commit representing their entire local branch history (it was local, no one needs to see their "aw shit I broke the tests" commit), and then rebases that commit and lands it directly on top of master.
- masklinn 10y agoGithub already supported that with the second merge method they introduced ("squash").