You are using the force flag everyday, OMG I hope we will not be co-workers ...anytime 😁
I use the rebase feature every day many times because do not like mess in my git repositories. Of course when I work with other people i don't use the force flag.
It depends on the circumstances. If he is developing a branch alone and needs to correct his PR and push again for review, what would you do?
If you want to remove the history you don't have much of a choice, it was a joke.
I would use git merge squash and instead of --force flag I would use --force-with-lease to avoid possible data loss.
git merge squash
--force-with-lease
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You are using the force flag everyday, OMG I hope we will not be co-workers ...anytime 😁
I use the rebase feature every day many times because do not like mess in my git repositories. Of course when I work with other people i don't use the force flag.
It depends on the circumstances. If he is developing a branch alone and needs to correct his PR and push again for review, what would you do?
If you want to remove the history you don't have much of a choice, it was a joke.
I would use
git merge squashand instead of --force flag I would use--force-with-leaseto avoid possible data loss.