I read 'git log -p' often, and linear history makes it so much easier. The same with bisecting. I'm yet to see any practical advantage of not allowing rebase/sq

I read 'git log -p' often, and linear history makes it so much easier. The same with bisecting. I'm yet to see any practical advantage of not allowing rebase/squash in feature branches. Preserving all history of feature branches is not an advantage to me. The history I care about is the history of the main branch and I don't want to see it splint into many tiny commits, especially not into commits looking like add/fix/fix/fix/fix where at all point except the last the code is broken.