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Look, if I make 15 commits, to my local repo, some with major functionality additions, some with bug fixes, and some with typo fixes - I shouldn't have to share
by rplst8 10y ago
Look, if I make 15 commits, to my local repo, some with major functionality additions, some with bug fixes, and some with typo fixes - I shouldn't have to share that whole history with the remote.
Nor would anyone want me to. The re-writing history part only really applies to your local repo. If you re-write history on the remote, you are going to piss some people off.
- aninhumer 10y ago>I shouldn't have to share that whole history with the remote. You don't have to share it, but why not? It might be useful in some cases, and people don't have to look at it the rest of the time. They can just look at merge commits, which are almost always coherent changes. Instead of relying on people to invent continuity, which might not even make sense.