Let's say I have a commit history with 5 commits. I know that I can rebase my commits locally when making a pull request which will then have them rebased into a single commit.
A common use case for this is:
- Make local commits, working on feature
- Squash commits
- Make Pull Request
- Receive review comments
- Update PR appropriately
I can do this locally on my machine and then push my change again (using -f since the rebase makes it out of sync with the remote). This is kind of annoying.
However, this requires that I do a rebase every time I address review comments - is there any way I can do this from the web interface?
Or maybe my workflow is wrong, should I be amending each of my "review comments" commits directly onto the main PR commit?