[rich-tea]

What I really like to do is make actual fixup (or squash) commits during a code review and just push these to the branch normally. That way reviewers can easily keep up with the changes. Right at the end, the maintainer requests that the original developer does a rebase --autosquash before the branch is actually merged.

This works really well but I rarely see people talk about it. It means you don't have to use something complicated like github or gitlab to keep up with rebases. It works for everyone.

[sktrdie]

Indeed this is the whole reason I like fixups. Reviewers can actually keep up with the requested changes and know exactly which fixup-commit is related to which change.