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Question: What's your typical GIT merge strategy? straight merge? squashed merge?
Asked by Will (24.234.128.x) on October 7 2010, 3:39pm
Reply on October 7 2010, 7:23pm:
    Well, I like to try to get my commits in a logical order, I'll squash if there's stuff that is related that belongs together (i.e. if I committed some changes, and forgot to get some related code updated). For very small stuff I'll rebase for the upstream server, for larger I find it better to show the intent (i.e. in case there are some changes in the origin that interact with my changes.

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