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That makes sense. The first one sounds like basically any PR workflow on GitHub/GitLab whatever. Though I don't really care if people squash/reorder their commi
by scuff3d 1y ago
That makes sense. The first one sounds like basically any PR workflow on GitHub/GitLab whatever. Though I don't really care if people squash/reorder their commits. The only time it's annoying is if someone else branched off your branch and the commit gets rebased out from under them. Though I think rebase --onto helps resolve that problem.
The second one makes sense, but I can't imagine actually working that way on any of the projects I've been in. The amount of work it would take just doesn't make sense. Can totally understand why it would be useful on something like the Linux Kernel though.