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Squashing PRs is mostly a good idea. However. When you fix a bug, you should nearly always: 1. Commit a failing test that reproduces the bug 2. Commit a fix
by da39a3ee 5y ago
Squashing PRs is mostly a good idea. However. When you fix a bug, you should nearly always:
1. Commit a failing test that reproduces the bug
2. Commit a fix
And I tend to feel that this sort of informative history should be preserved in the main branch, seeing as we have technology that is designed to do that.