[pgaddict]

I'm pretty sure you want reasonable meaningful commits. On tiny projects it may not matter, but on larger projects it's definitely a huge benefit, because chances are you'll have to investigate a bug in that code, re-learn why it was done this way, etc. And maybe bisect the git history to find which exact commit caused the issue.

Which is why larger changes are often split into smaller patches that may be applied and tested incrementally. If you just merge the whole pull request as one huge patch / in merge commit, you just lost most of that.