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How can I squash my last X commits together using git?How can I squash my last X commits together using git?

I have a project hosted on GitHub and I have a local clone. I have a load of small commits that I have already pushed up to GitHub. This has all been done using the default *master branch.

I got confused between merge --squash and rebase etc... What is the most straightforward way of combining several historial commits in to one commit so that it pushes up to GitHub?

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Possible Duplicate:
How can I squash my last X commits together using git?

I have a project hosted on GitHub and I have a local clone. I have a load of small commits that I have already pushed up to GitHub. This has all been done using the default *master branch.

I got confused between merge --squash and rebase etc... What is the most straightforward way of combining several historial commits in to one commit so that it pushes up to GitHub?

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How do I squash my last N commits together?

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I have a project hosted on GitHub and I have a local clone. I have a load of small commits that I have already pushed up to GitHub. This has all been done using the default *master branch.

I got confused between merge --squash and rebase etc... What is the most straightforward way of combining several historial commits in to one commit so that it pushes up to GitHub?

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