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by globular-toast
1048 days ago
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Blindly squashing every branch into one commit is lame and done by people who have either never had to bisect a bug or too lazy to figure out how to properly rebase. Where squashing is important is turning a work in progress branch into a series of commits for the master branch. There shouldn't be any commits fixing your own shit, for example. I don't want to see one commit where you do the work then five commits fixing your own work. Nobody needs to see that. It only makes things worse. |
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