Don't prematurely squash/rebase and force push your PRs
Read OriginalThis article discusses a common frustration in GitHub code review: when a PR is squashed/rebased and force-pushed, reviewers lose the ability to see incremental changes. It explains why this is an anti-pattern for reviewers and advocates for using GitHub's 'Squash and merge' feature at the *end* of the process. This keeps the main branch history clean while allowing PRs to evolve messily, making delta reviews easier and improving the workflow for both contributors and reviewers.
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