I'm using GitLab at work and we are using the Squash-and-Merge option of GitLab.. I don't know how that compares to the way GitHub is doing it. But I also don't know how Squash-and-Merge compares to manually squashing, pushing and then opening a PR
We, as a team, are using Squash-and-Merge because one single feature will be mapped to one single commit. But I suppose the same is possible with unsquashed merge commits..
I'm using GitLab at work and we are using the Squash-and-Merge option of GitLab.. I don't know how that compares to the way GitHub is doing it. But I also don't know how Squash-and-Merge compares to manually squashing, pushing and then opening a PR
We, as a team, are using Squash-and-Merge because one single feature will be mapped to one single commit. But I suppose the same is possible with unsquashed merge commits..
Only one way to know! look at the graph, and use
git cat-fileto look into the internals.