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Often? When you're trying to see when a specific change occurred you often have to go down to the specific commit, a high level group isn't good enough (particu
by Someone1234 8y ago
Often? When you're trying to see when a specific change occurred you often have to go down to the specific commit, a high level group isn't good enough (particularly when the group could be shared by multiple people).
- umvi 8y agoThen don't squash atomic commits representing single, logical changes. The point is that if you have 3 commits in a row correcting typos, squash those 3 into a single atomic, logical, commit.