Daniel Janus • 7/1/2021

Things I wish Git had: Commit groups

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This article critiques Git's current merge strategies (merge commits, squash, rebase) and their impact on project history readability. The author identifies a gap in Git's feature set and proposes a new concept of 'commit groups' to better organize changes and maintain a cleaner, more understandable commit history, especially for team workflows.

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