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I think this can be mostly worked-around by requiring branches (PRs) to be rebased and tested/CI-passed before merging. If PRs contain multiple commits, either
by the_gipsy 3y ago
I think this can be mostly worked-around by requiring branches (PRs) to be rebased and tested/CI-passed before merging.
If PRs contain multiple commits, either squash them (on merge or before), or use some kind of queued / stacked PR system.