I actually hate squash merge because of all the noise it adds. Sure, the commit graph looks nicer, but it come with a terrible loss of information when doing git blame.
I'm a big proponent of rebase and squash if it helps to make a commit more coherent, but we use squash merges by default in the current project I'm working on, and I die a little bit each time I try to understand what changes were related to a line when tracking down a bug.
I'm a big proponent of rebase and squash if it helps to make a commit more coherent, but we use squash merges by default in the current project I'm working on, and I die a little bit each time I try to understand what changes were related to a line when tracking down a bug.