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by tr1coder
2313 days ago
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I partially agree. While I use git rebase on my branches, if somebody refuses to do it because of whatever reason and has on their branch a bunch of merge commits (usually `develop` into their branch) due to a stale PR, or a bunch of typo fixes or, worst of all, a bunch of emoji commits - so be it. BUT when they merge it back into develop/master I expect all that silliness to be squashed to one or more commits with clear commit messages. It boils down to: what you are doing on your own branches is your thing, but when interacting with shared ones do so with some professionalism and decency. |
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