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by em-bee 2712 days ago
you could squash those commits, but i agree it would be better not to have them.

can you commit with --amend instead to avoid creating new commits every time?

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That wouldnt help, I am afraid: the web hook of gitpitch starts on push to the github repo, so you _really have_ to push your change...
right, good point. didn't think of that. you can push after --amend but gitpitch may not work with that.