20 July 2014

Now that my company is starting to use Gerrit, I decided to resurrect some old essays on Git usage.

Good Git practice encourages developers to create a history of useful commits. This essay is a ‘recipe’ for squashing multiple... uh... less than helpful commits into a single commit using the Git's interactive rebase command.

This is a good technique if you start to use the Gerrit Review system.

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