> Just leave it. It will save you a lot of work some day when you need to find the error you introduced when you accidentally removed one too many lines on that

> Just leave it. It will save you a lot of work some day when you need to find the error you introduced when you accidentally removed one too many lines on that "remove debug logging" commit. I understood the parent as "remove debug logging" removing what was introduced by the previous two commits. In this case, squashing the commits will actually make the issue _much_ more obvious, since the accidentally removed line now stands out by itself without the clutter of the back-and-forth changes.