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lmm
599 days ago
Makes the history less useful for bisection - you'll always land on a squash merge rather than the specific commit that caused the problem.
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throwaway918299
597 days ago
In practice that's never been a problem for me. Work is delivered in functional units and segmented "sections" of code are basically useless on their own for the purpose of debugging.
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