If folks are using GitHub they can use squash-and-merge to merge a PR to get the “git merge —squash” behaviour. Then the PR lands as a single commit with two parents. On the branch you merged into the git log shoes a single clean commit. In the PR brach the git log shows all the original commits which can be noisy such as making minor changes due to code review.
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If folks are using GitHub they can use squash-and-merge to merge a PR to get the “git merge —squash” behaviour. Then the PR lands as a single commit with two parents. On the branch you merged into the git log shoes a single clean commit. In the PR brach the git log shows all the original commits which can be noisy such as making minor changes due to code review.