Say, I have 3 git commits A, B and C. Is it possible to squash A and C together while keeping B using git rebase? If yes, how can I accomplish this?
Say, I have 3 git commits A, B and C . Is it possible
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Say, I have 3 git commits A, B and C. Is it possible to squash A and C together while keeping B using git rebase? If yes, how can I accomplish this?
Yes, you can do that — as long as it does not conflict (or you can fix it on conflict).
In the interactive mode (
git rebase -i) reorder the lines to put them together and mark them as squash.You can reorder / take away any commits using the same method.