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by jiofih 1838 days ago
I was commenting exactly on that. You think having every commit build, at the cost of destroying history, is gaining something.

I think representing history correctly is best, and agree that “squashing buys you next to nothing” other than visually pleasant output. Clearer?

My favorite approach is rebase + non-ff merge. Best of both worlds.

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No. They think having every commit build is gaining something.

You think the disadvantage (destroying history) is more important, but you can't say that it "buys you nothing".