There’s no reason to squash commits to achieve this anymore. The —-first-parent option of git bisect makes it so that when you bisect, it won’t select commits f

There’s no reason to squash commits to achieve this anymore. The —-first-parent option of git bisect makes it so that when you bisect, it won’t select commits from within the middle of a feature branch. It will only pick the commits that were truly part of main. That way you can easily find out which PR broke things. Git log also has the first parent option and that is really helpful for helping you cut through the noise and see the high level overview of the history without seeing every commit.