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Re:Two Years of Squash Merge (2019) by waffletower on Friday April 30, 2021 @04:26PM (#26998841)
Depends on configuration if you wind up having that many. I use `git branch -v` often to figure out what branch a colleague is working on. I guess I could apply my same logic and use filtering tools here as well. But I don't see the benefit of squashing the merge commits when git CLI, github etc. can give you the same view without the gratuitous data loss.
Re:Two Years of Squash Merge (2019) by beberlei on Saturday May 01, 2021 @07:52AM (#27005512)
They show Github in their screenshots, and on Github you can delete a branch and the original commit history in the UI is still kept and available. So you don't have the branches locally, but Github still has them around.