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If you use squash and merge this won't be a problem, you will have a "clean history with self-contained logical commits and good commit history", and intermedia
by felipelemos 6y ago
If you use squash and merge this won't be a problem, you will have a "clean history with self-contained logical commits and good commit history", and intermediary commits won't matter anyway.
- u801e 6y agoSome features take more than a single logical commit to implement. Looking at the git mailing list, I see patch series containing anywhere from 1 to 10 commits (with some as many as 15 commits). Also, having a single commit touching many parts of the code makes it harder to revert due to a greater chanche of conflicts with other commits.