Kevin Goslar

> if I am doing it right, it seems to me that if propose did the squash rather than letting GitLab do it, I wouldn't have run into either stumbling...

> Alternative request C: I like having the individual unsquashed commits visible in GitLab. Now if somebody looks at the git log, they can click on the linked issue number...

> It seems to me we can this best of both worlds with a 4 step process: create the PR as a draft without squash, squash, and then force push...

Have you tried the [fast-forward merges](https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/project/merge_requests/methods/#fast-forward-merge) together with feature branches that consist of only one commit? The documentation says: > This method is equivalent to `git merge --ff ` for...

I feel like there are a number of low-hanging fruits that would make your situation easier. Here are some ideas that you could try out if you want. - Familiarize...

> It looks like your steps 1 & 3 are incompatible on GitLab: https://gitlab.com/groups/gitlab-org/-/epics/4911. Hopefully it lands soon. Wow. I'm surprised that GitLab's merge train doesn't support fast forward merges...

Git Town v14 provides the [compress](https://www.git-town.com/commands/compress) command. It allows you to squash commits of a feature branch or even a stack of feature branches. Given that this addresses the original...

Hey Chris!! 👋 Semantic commits are definitely not a bad idea and we have thought about doing them a number of times over the years. Most people use them to...

Great to hear that there is interest from a company in Git Town. Please let me know if I can help answer any questions. Or if there are missing features...

I think the word "but" in itself is an anti-pattern, and it's almost always better to use "and" instead. Example: 1. "I'm a big fan of electronic music BUT this...