I've always felt the the rebase vs. merge debate was pointless because I never have dirty internal history by the time that I'm ready to make an MR/PR. It's ju

I've always felt the the rebase vs. merge debate was pointless because I never have dirty internal history by the time that I'm ready to make an MR/PR. It's just that squashing takes 2 seconds. I just shift-select the commits in my Git client and click 'squash'. To me it's just like cleaning up after cooking. And if I want to re-order my commits, I just like drag and drop the order of them. If I told you right now to squash or re-order your last 5 commits and you think it'd take you longer than 2 seconds, you are honestly using a bad tool. Yet hundreds of people have spent many human hours writing these long blog posts about how you have to do things a certain way yadda yadda yadda when the real problem is that they use bad tools, squashing is such a pain, they don't bother to clean up their "fix 1" "fix 2" "try again" commits, and everyone has to deal with Git gymnastics at the end.