Nice tips!
However I was surprised to see "Do not fast-forward when merging" with the reason of making it "difficult to follow the history".
My personal experience is the exact opposite, having multiple automatic "Merge branch..." commits makes the commit history incredibly polluted.
I understand your surprise, as I have seen several different organizations managing branches with different policies.
There isn't enough in this comment section to discuss that, so I will post a separate entry after I get more thoughts on it.
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Nice tips!
However I was surprised to see "Do not fast-forward when merging" with the reason of making it "difficult to follow the history".
My personal experience is the exact opposite, having multiple automatic "Merge branch..." commits makes the commit history incredibly polluted.
I understand your surprise, as I have seen several different organizations managing branches with different policies.
There isn't enough in this comment section to discuss that, so I will post a separate entry after I get more thoughts on it.