Yes. I usually maintain a hefty stack of commits where the top ~5 are experimental WIP nonsense for me to either clean up to or discard, the next ~10 might be c

Yes. I usually maintain a hefty stack of commits where the top ~5 are experimental WIP nonsense for me to either clean up to or discard, the next ~10 might be code out for review. But in between pushes to remotes, every session of changes turns into a slew of fixups and I'm often rebasing a stack of 30+ commits, massaged into 2-3 change sets.