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0 pointsbaq8y ago0 comments

Nothing is lost if there's no information there in the first place.

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I agree; if your commits are poorly planned and poorly commented, then I don't see any particular reason to avoid squashing them.

But if your commits are poorly planned and commented, I would recommend trying to improve them, rather than reveling in the fact. ;)

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0 pointsbaq8y ago0 comments

Nothing is lost if there's no information there in the first place.

I agree; if your commits are poorly planned and poorly commented, then I don't see any particular reason to avoid squashing them.

But if your commits are poorly planned and commented, I would recommend trying to improve them, rather than reveling in the fact. ;)

j / k navigate · click thread line to collapse