Same thing here. If I'm working on a feature that I haven't pushed up yet I might squash my commits together for a cleaner history (it also helps with rebasing)

Same thing here. If I'm working on a feature that I haven't pushed up yet I might squash my commits together for a cleaner history (it also helps with rebasing). If you ever mess up a rebase and finish it before you're able to abort you can use `git reflog` to get a reference back to the previous commit. It's come super handy a few times.