[GitHub] [arrow] anjakefala commented on pull request #13718: ARROW-15026: [Python] Error if datetime.timedelta to pyarrow.duration conversion overflows

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anjakefala commented on PR #13718:
URL: https://github.com/apache/arrow/pull/13718#issuecomment-1209835325

   @jorisvandenbossche Oh! Yes, of course! I find it easier to rebase along the 
way, instead of needing to do one messy rebase in the end, if I have more than 
one unit of work in the PR. This PR is only a single unit of work, so it is 
straightforward to just add commits.
   ![Screenshot from 2022-08-09 
16-19-58](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/7489659/183753038-28ed912b-b3a8-47e2-9656-bc2058b1a633.png)
   
   I do not mind making this workflow shift, but in the GitHub UI, you can 
click compare on the Force Push to see what the difference is. 
   
   Is it generally the process to add messy commits, and then everything gets 
squashed into a single commit in the end?


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