rebase can do a lot more. Try `git rebase -i` to squash smaller commits, edit the commit msg, or even drop a commit before you push it to your colleagues.
Last time our devop did 20 commits to get something on elasticbeanstalk right, I squashed it all into just one clean commit that got merged into master branch.
It will help you to commit more often without worry until the moment you have to hand in your work.
Last time our devop did 20 commits to get something on elasticbeanstalk right, I squashed it all into just one clean commit that got merged into master branch.
It will help you to commit more often without worry until the moment you have to hand in your work.