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without all of the "fixed the thing I forgot to add" messages This is why you use rebase --interactive or other ways of amending commits before submitting a PR
by tremon 7y ago
without all of the "fixed the thing I forgot to add" messages
This is why you use rebase --interactive or other ways of amending commits before submitting a PR. It is not an argument for commit squashing.
- battery_cowboy 7y ago> rebase --interactive like 90% of developers (maybe 95%) don't even know how to rebase from master before they submit a PR, so I doubt, highly, that they'll learn how to do a `git rebase -i` in order to make things cleaner. I've personally never seen a repo that utilizes all these "fancy" git commands (fancy to those developers) to make a clean history, I've always seen the messiest shit. Maybe that's sad for me in my career, though. I agree with you this is the best technical way, though, after reading some more comments in here, but not the best way for everyday developers.