you don't want to shove them all into an opaque commit that says fixes, because you believe in atomic commits.
Sure I do. The whole branch will be squashed anyway before it's merged in, and a single "fixes" commit while still on its own branch will be easier to track in a PR for addressing everything pointed out earlier.
I mean, don't let me stop anyone from using this or --fixup if this is your flow, but this solves a problem neither I nor anyone in my last 10 years of working with code has.
Sure I do. The whole branch will be squashed anyway before it's merged in, and a single "fixes" commit while still on its own branch will be easier to track in a PR for addressing everything pointed out earlier.
I mean, don't let me stop anyone from using this or --fixup if this is your flow, but this solves a problem neither I nor anyone in my last 10 years of working with code has.