Part 14: How to perform git squash (merge 2 or more commits into single commit)?

You will find this video tutorial very helpful if you want to learn about Git version control. In this video, I talk about how to perform git squash (merge 2 or more commits into a single commit)?

Terminal commands used in this video:
1. git rebase -i HEAD~3

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[codeofduty]

In this video I have showed how you can perform git squash. Git squash is used to merge two or more commits into single commit.

Do checkout if you want to learn something very useful and life savior.😀

[arpithaakhilshetty]

Thank you so much...you saved my time..short and good video...and it worked for me.

[jacobtrr]

After squashing in order to reflect on UI ....do we need to "git push origin branch"

[akshaybaura]

This is nice. Just one small thing about git push --force would have been great !!

[moubiswasEdits]

whoever using the Windows, the Enter = "i" (for editor) and also use the back option to "q" for windows

[senorharris]

Thank you for explaining that there must be a commit above the line of the commit you want to "squash". I always got a git error stating: error: cannot 'squash' without a previous commit. This was so confusing! I did not understand what it meant until now. Programmitcally this makes sense, I guess, because the computer reads top to bottom, but what if I want to squash in the other direction.. hhhmmmm? I guess it's not worth wasting time over, but seriously, that error was very confusing regarding such a simple concept.

[kunalsoni]

this video is seriously so amazing and easy to understand 😊 but could you please make some large size fonts in the terminal it's not clearly visible on my laptop screen 13.5

[huzaif.]

if i have 3 commits to the same file and as if they are better version than the previous commit now while pull requested its reflection all those 3 previous commits instead i want only the lastest commit to be reflected will the rebase do the same?