Try selling git commit --squash or --fixup. Your colleagues can use this without actually rebasing, and you can help them out with the final step by doing the r

Try selling git commit --squash or --fixup. Your colleagues can use this without actually rebasing, and you can help them out with the final step by doing the rebase. Especially when you have: git config --global rebase.autoSquash true These commits are generally much easier to deal with than typo123 ones. But ymmv.