when you're starting a new open source project do you usually squash all your commits once you have something that you feel like is worth sharing?pic.twitter.com/hG9CAfAUBP
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IME only OSS devs put intention into their commits & messages, like
@sgrif (& even then it's not usual or expected). Squash merges are much more scalable / human-friendly, while keeping the top-level history succinct for future devs.https://twitter.com/sgrif/status/959251340424654848 …
Don't get me wrong, I squash much more now. That commit was back when I had no clue if the project would live more than a few weeks
