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Optimal git merge workflow
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# We will squash into master, but push the result back to our feature branch. This way we can easily open a PR for the squashed commit. | |
git checkout branch | |
# Set HEAD back to origin/master so we can merge to the correct place on remote, but keep local changes to master intact if we have them | |
git reset --hard origin/master | |
# Merge our branch to current head (origin/master set from last command). Squash to one commit. | |
git merge --squash origin/branch | |
# In the merge commit, include all commits to the branch | |
git commit --no-edit | |
# Push the squashed commit on branch so we can open a PR | |
git push --force-with-lease |
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