Closed sam-i-am012 closed 3 months ago
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When you make changes based on code review comments, avoid squashing them. Instead, push the new commit to the PR. Doing that allows us to see what changed since the last commits. You can come up with a scheme for determining how things should be squashed. For example, the commit that will be squashed later could be worded like so:
squash w/ 42. code review - renamed genquery to GenQuery.
Then, when all code reviewers agree that things are good, you squash things down. Remember, you can change the order of the commits during a rebase. If you're uncomfortable with doing that, let me know and I'll show you.
Do the tests still pass?
Ah okay that makes sense, thank you. Yes, the tests do still pass.
Done.
It looks like these commits could be squashed to one. It's not obvious to me why they're separate. Please explain.
Everything has been squashed down.
Merging.
Addresses #36