The ability to reorder commits, split them, squash them, etc in an interactive Rebase is unparalleled in svn, which necessarily means lower quality history. Wor

The ability to reorder commits, split them, squash them, etc in an interactive Rebase is unparalleled in svn, which necessarily means lower quality history. Working with higher quality history when merging, cherry picking, reverting, etc is much more productive. Understanding code with high quality history is easier too.