Squashing commits

[hoary ermine]

<@&987246964494204979> please have a look, thanks.

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[tough aspen]

ur question is kinda vague. i dont really understand it. please share a picture of the commit history

if u squash, u squash. thats it

a squash puts multiple commits into one

then u force push to override the history

no idea what u mean with the other guy

[tough aspen]

it still doesn't make sense to me

please share the commit graph. doesn't have to be a pic

just write down who committed when in what order on what branch

and then tell what commits u want to squash and which not

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