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Perhaps we could 'have it all' if git introduced a way of bundling commits, a bit like code-folding in an IDE. The bundles could be expanded when you need fine-
by MaxBarraclough 6y ago
Perhaps we could 'have it all' if git introduced a way of bundling commits, a bit like code-folding in an IDE. The bundles could be expanded when you need fine-grain detail of development history, but by default would be unexpanded and would behave like a single big commit, avoiding the issue of always seeing overwhelming detail.
- stormbrew 6y agogit has that, it's called a merge commit. You can use `git log --first-parent` to see them unexpanded and then find what you want to expand. A lot of higher level tools don't expose this functionality but it's not like it's not there.
- cutemonster 6y agoIs there any high level tool that does expose that functionality?