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kiitos 8 months ago | parent | context | favorite | on: The Theatre of Pull Requests and Code Review

git is a means, not an end

commits mean precisely what their author intend them to mean, nothing more

if you squash-merge every PR then history is clean where it matters

sodapopcan 8 months ago [–]

To quote my least favourite HN response: "No."

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