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by pudmaidai
1876 days ago
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It's not that those commits are in any way useful, it's that this "fix the error" commit might be 3 commits after the commit it belongs to. If there are no conflicts, `!fixup` will handle it for you; But since this is the real world, you're likely going to waste huge amounts of time solving conflicts that help no one. My solution is: - small-scoped PRs - attempt to keep sub-commits readable, but don't waste time on them Squashed commits also link to the PR where not only do you get the original commit list, but also get the whole discussion around the code. |
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