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except of my dozens or so commits to a feature branch, most of which are "update" or "fix test" or "oops forgot edge case". But for the one squash commit, it's
by hoten 7y ago
except of my dozens or so commits to a feature branch, most of which are "update" or "fix test" or "oops forgot edge case". But for the one squash commit, it's "some-feature-tag: nice description of the changes (#relevant-pr)".
and there's no way I'm going to write more than one nice commit message for a branch.
You can still get the fine-grained commits if you keep your merges focused on one thing.
- MaxBarraclough 7y ago> You can still get the fine-grained commits if you keep your merges focused on one thing. Right. This is what Git Flow does. Best of both worlds.