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Another thing is if you keep commits in a clean "state", it is easier to revert a commit, when you squash or keep them messy it can make it harder to revert. A
by heisenberg302 3y ago
Another thing is if you keep commits in a clean "state", it is easier to revert a commit, when you squash or keep them messy it can make it harder to revert.
Also sometimes you decide you want to backport some change to other releases, and if commits are in a good state, it is much easier to do this.