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There are a few legitimate cases where you want to rewrite history. 1. Assume you are a user who is cloning the master/main branch and building it. If that bra
by goku12 3y ago
There are a few legitimate cases where you want to rewrite history.
1. Assume you are a user who is cloning the master/main branch and building it. If that branch contains your development missteps, then you are in for a world of pain. We as users always assume that the master/main Head is always buildable (excluding inadvertent mistakes).
2. If you are sending the commits as patches, then it makes sense to include a complete feature in a single patch. It will otherwise be very hard for the reviewer to make sense of any patch.