Squashing Git Commits Locally without Rebasing or Merging a Branch

This is useful when rewriting local history to combine a few temporary git commits into 1 commit.

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TIMESTAMPS
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0:00 -- Intro
0:07 -- When you might want to do this
0:25 -- Going over the demo repo
1:16 -- How to pick the commit you want to squash into and then reset it
2:26 -- Creating our new commit message with all of changes we want staged
3:10 -- Showing our new commit's details
3:47 -- This is mostly useful when working locally before you push your changes

Видео Squashing Git Commits Locally without Rebasing or Merging a Branch канала Nick Janetakis