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by NoGravitas
142 days ago
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It's possible to both over-squash and under-squash. You want each commit to do one thing (conceptually), and if you make a lot of in-progress commits, you do want to squash those. But squashing a bunch of related "things" into one commit is too much. The art is in recognizing what one "thing" is. |
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