Puru Vijay • 12/7/2020

Cleaning up tag-along git commits in Pull Requests

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This article explains why pull requests often accumulate unwanted commits from previous work or automated bots, and provides a step-by-step tutorial using git commands like `reset --hard` and `push --force` to clean up your branch's commit history before submitting a new PR.

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Cleaning up tag-along git commits in Pull Requests

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