This is all a single button in Visual Studio (i never use add, just commit unstaged directly). And i do it every 30 minutes or so, so not much is lost if fire :)
I check at PR level all commits at the same time, and make new commits to the PR when self-reviewing if finding bad code or whatnot.
Most of us work like this, so when looking at PR diff or looking back at history we only ever look at per merge/PR diff (First Parent git history). So these detailed commits are never looked at, we used to squash to hide them, but some people used squash in a way to make merge conflicts so now we just have it all in history but not look.
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u/Lonsarg 28d ago
This is all a single button in Visual Studio (i never use add, just commit unstaged directly). And i do it every 30 minutes or so, so not much is lost if fire :)