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I have a peculiar commit log which looks like that,
A --> B --> C --> D
where each letter is a commit. It appears that C is a revert of B, so basically the history would be the same as
A --> D
Is there a way to “sum” the B and C commits ? The changes haven’t been pushed yet.
You can do
git rebase -i HEAD~3and remove the lines representing theBandCcommits in the TODO list and do the rebase.