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You don't lose that much utility of git bisect unless your PR's are typically large. One thing squash and merge does is make reverting trivial.
by debaserab2 4y ago
You don't lose that much utility of git bisect unless your PR's are typically large.
One thing squash and merge does is make reverting trivial.
- tcoff91 4y agoYou can revert a merge commit.
- throwaway_au_1 4y agoEasy reverting is certainly not a bad thing, but IMHO, and not to suggest your comment implied anything either way, it should be a minority case and optimising for a minority case doesn't seem generally sensible. Maybe reverting has a use outside of 'uh oh' that I'm not conscious of (release management?) but if 'uh oh' reverting is not a minority case, sounds like there may be bigger problems at play. Do you come across many situations to use reverts day to day or week to week? I've probably only made a few in the last few years