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Asked: 2026-05-24T23:38:23+00:00

Let’s suppose I need to perform some average-length (several days) refactoring. I create mybranch

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Let’s suppose I need to perform some average-length (several days) refactoring.

I create “mybranch” from master, do the work, sometimes I perform merges from master to mybranch (some other team members supposed to continue the work, and probably I’ll need to get their changes). And after a while I’m ready to merge my changes back to master.

Will I be able to squash only my changes (excluding the changesets with merges from master, since they aren’t mine) and cherry-pick a single result commit of my works into the master? Is it a possible to do scenario?

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  1. Editorial Team

    Yep. You can confirm it with a small test repository. Just do:

    git rebase --interactive master mybranch

    and choose squash for all the lines except the first. Then you just checkout master and do a regular fast-forward merge of mybranch.

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