Dec 5, 2022
You make a great point about pull request standards, which is a topic I wrote about in another article:
Personally I’d rather have 10,000 informative, atomic commits than 1,000 informative, squashed commits with great PRs.
As an example, I recently deleted a dockerfile that I thought was unused. It was much easier to revert the un-squashed commit than to try to revert the entire PR.
Of course, I could have just used the PR’s history to copy-paste the Dockerfile, but there’s still a reason I prefer my atomic commits.
