> including all the messy history is a more honest representation of what actually happened I don’t think anyone needs to see the hundred incantations of `git

> including all the messy history is a more honest representation of what actually happened I don’t think anyone needs to see the hundred incantations of `git commit -a -m fuckfuckfuck` I do before I make a PR. To those who say “you should make meaningful commit messages” I say “yeah that’s what you see in the single commit when I make the PR”. If you say “you should just not commit until your local work is PR worthy”, I would say you’re not using git effectively.