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There's a big difference between a linear history produced by actual linear development and one produced by `git rebase -i`. They both have the advantage of bei
by djur 13y ago
There's a big difference between a linear history produced by actual linear development and one produced by `git rebase -i`. They both have the advantage of being easier to understand later, however.
- ulisesrmzroche 13y agoThat's not true dude. If you're following actual linear development you're likely to see a lot of 'poke build' and 'change css' and stuff like that. Git rebase -i gives you a change to rename your commit and organize it in a readable way. So git rebase -i will be more readable, while actual linear history is always gibberish.