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Sometimes it appears that some PR are merged in with all the underlying commits which can create some noise on what was changed and it makes reverts harder. I believe squash merge should be enforced - I think this is the common way to go about for a lib like delta-rs.
@ion-elgreco I think it is possible to disable all other kinds if you are the repo owner. I think that should be considered since right now commits on master (if not squash) doesn't directly link to PRs.
We recently adopted the merge queue which doesn't support squash merges, or any of the other merge styles apparently. We've been doing some squashing manually, but I'm going to close t his out since there's not much we can do until github's merge queue is more featureful
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Sometimes it appears that some PR are merged in with all the underlying commits which can create some noise on what was changed and it makes reverts harder. I believe squash merge should be enforced - I think this is the common way to go about for a lib like delta-rs.
https://docs.github.com/en/repositories/configuring-branches-and-merges-in-your-repository/configuring-pull-request-merges/configuring-commit-squashing-for-pull-requests
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