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The bisect might be easier to do, but it's vastly less useful if you're looking for why and not what since the commits are not actually the authors originals an
by donatj 4y ago
The bisect might be easier to do, but it's vastly less useful if you're looking for why and not what since the commits are not actually the authors originals and the state of the project you find is not the state the author authored them within.
- cube00 4y agoFor us only the original authors squash and tidy up their own commits so they can add as much context as they want. That's not to say each PR is one commit, if there are multiple distinct parts of a PR that could be cherry picked in a way that they make sense on their own they'd still be separate commits.
- Izkata 4y ago> That's not to say each PR is one commit This thread is about squash merge, which converts the whole branch into a single commit.