On Dec 01, 2015, at 08:47 PM, Barry Warsaw wrote: >However I think removing the intermediate commits require an interactive >rebase to squash commits on the source branch. GitLab doesn't provide a >through-the-web interface to interactive rebases. You'd have to use the >command line for this, and I often do that when I want to make local cleanups >to the source branch.
Oops, I'm wrong about that. `git merge` allows for --squash and a quick search found some reference to this for GitLab, but I don't know whether this happens automatically or not when the merge is accepted. I don't see an option to squash or not squash though, so I'd have to ask. Cheers, -Barry
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