Matt Stauffer • 8/7/2014

Squashing git commits with Interactive Rebase

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This article explains how to use Git's interactive rebase feature to squash multiple commits into fewer, cleaner ones. It covers the basic command (`git rebase -i HEAD~[number]`), how to change 'pick' to 'squash', and setting new commit messages. A 5-minute video tutorial is included for visual learners.

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