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I think what I said should be equivalent to what you do. When I merge my feature back to origin/master I do `git merge --squash myFeatureBranch` which automatic
by trevor-e 7y ago
I think what I said should be equivalent to what you do. When I merge my feature back to origin/master I do `git merge --squash myFeatureBranch` which automatically rebases everything and keeps a clean history.
This is really the only command I do by hand because I can't find the equivalent (yet, probably haven't looked hard enough) in Fork.
edit: oh I think I misread what you said. When working on a feature branch I don't care too much about the branch history since I know it's eventually being squashed back into a single commit.
- joombaga 7y agoIsn't this (or at least the end state) the same as rebasing myFeatureBranch from master before merging it in? I don't use Fork, but I assume it can do those 2 things with clicks.