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		globular-toast on Oct 17, 2021 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Fast rebases with git-move I'm not entirely sure what your problem is but you could try deferring the rebase using !fixup and !squash commits. I prefer this workflow during code reviews because then reviewers can see exactly what's changing.

u801e on Oct 18, 2021 [–]

We do this as well (using fixup! commits to make code changes and squash! commits to update the commit message).

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