Great article! I would add that having the practice of squashing all commits in a specific task/feature is good within teams because it makes the rebase process smoother. All potential conflicts appear at once and can be resolved.
Thank you for sharing! I totally agree, even with my team we do the squasing when we merge some feature. GitLab helps a lot ;)
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Great article! I would add that having the practice of squashing all commits in a specific task/feature is good within teams because it makes the rebase process smoother. All potential conflicts appear at once and can be resolved.
Thank you for sharing! I totally agree, even with my team we do the squasing when we merge some feature. GitLab helps a lot ;)