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Non-squash commits are kind of a nightmare to actually implement securely. You need to make certain that all the commits are properly assigned to an actual pers
by slaymaker1907 3y ago
Non-squash commits are kind of a nightmare to actually implement securely. You need to make certain that all the commits are properly assigned to an actual person (no impersonation) which would involve implementing commit signing infrastructure which a lot of orgs don’t want to do.
It can also get confusing as a reviewer if people do any rebasing after submitting the PR.