I always prefer rebasing the feature branch first, then merging. It allows for a simpler linear repo history (this is if I'm the only one working on it).
I also like to clean it up with some commit squashing with: git rebase -i HEAD~n.
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I always prefer rebasing the feature branch first, then merging. It allows for a simpler linear repo history (this is if I'm the only one working on it).
I also like to clean it up with some commit squashing with:
git rebase -i HEAD~n
.