There is definite value in having more granular commits, but at the same time, there are commits that don't really belong in the commit history.
While it might take more time than squashing everything, git rebase -i really helps a ton in these situations. I can fixup all the "fixed typo" type of commits into a meaningful commit, and even reword commits if necessary.
While it might take more time than squashing everything, git rebase -i really helps a ton in these situations. I can fixup all the "fixed typo" type of commits into a meaningful commit, and even reword commits if necessary.