Yeah folks work differently. I'm just mostly responding to this idea that (roughly paraphrasing) "hey we don't need this tool, you should just be squash merging instead."
FWIW, at my previous role, where I worked on an internal proprietary codebase, we all followed this same philosophy of curating commits. It was primarily to facilitate code review though, and not source history. Stacking PRs on GitHub is really truly annoying in my experience. (Although there is some tooling out there that purports to improve the experience.)
FWIW, at my previous role, where I worked on an internal proprietary codebase, we all followed this same philosophy of curating commits. It was primarily to facilitate code review though, and not source history. Stacking PRs on GitHub is really truly annoying in my experience. (Although there is some tooling out there that purports to improve the experience.)