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Benjamin Loison
Benjamin Loison
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What can be really convenient:
Find the commit hash you want to squash on top of, say d43e15.

Now use

git reset d43e15
git commit -am 'new commit name'

git reset d43e15
git commit -am 'new commit name'

What can be really convenient:
Find the commit hash you want to squash on top of, say d43e15.

Now use

git reset d43e15
git commit -am 'new commit name'

What can be really convenient:
Find the commit hash you want to squash on top of, say d43e15.

Now use

git reset d43e15
git commit -am 'new commit name'
Improved wording. Improved punctuation. Improved formatting.
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Pang
Pang
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What can be really convenient: 
Find the commit hash you want to squash on top of;of, say it's d43e15 Now use.

git reset d43e15 Now use

git commit -am 'new commit name'

git reset d43e15
git commit -am 'new commit name'

What can be really convenient: Find the commit hash you want to squash on top of; say it's d43e15 Now use

git reset d43e15

git commit -am 'new commit name'

What can be really convenient: 
Find the commit hash you want to squash on top of, say d43e15.

Now use

git reset d43e15
git commit -am 'new commit name'
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Ariel Gabizon
Ariel Gabizon
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What can be really convenient: Find the commit hash you want to squash on top of; say it's d43e15 Now use

git reset d43e15

git commit -am 'new commit name'