It's out of your way if you so desire, just squash and commit. What you pay the price for isn't satisfying git's whims; it's a better debugging or learning expe

It's out of your way if you so desire, just squash and commit. What you pay the price for isn't satisfying git's whims; it's a better debugging or learning experience months or years down the line, which is something that git enables you to do.