When I'm working on a new change I always create a new branch and (almost) always just work against one commit. I'll just keep amending that commit. I general

When I'm working on a new change I always create a new branch and (almost) always just work against one commit. I'll just keep amending that commit. I generally work out my tickets so that they are small enough that I don't have too many concerns with each branch, so maintaining a commit history isn't all that useful. I'm pretty sure I do loose out on the "looking really busy with lots of commits" in my github history tracking, but I could care less.