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I never use rebase, and I've never once had trouble understanding who did what where and when, even in a large project with 500+ users. That being said, after
by mmazing 3y ago
I never use rebase, and I've never once had trouble understanding who did what where and when, even in a large project with 500+ users.
That being said, after reading this stuff, I may start using it on my local branches to clean up multiple commits into one tidy one, but that's about it.
- Hackbraten 3y ago> I never use rebase, and I've never once had trouble understanding who did what where and when And a well-organized commit can also tell you the “why.”