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[16:27:55] &lt;<font color="#600060">Dominus</font>&gt; marzo: should I squash and rebase my libmt32emu branch? It makes sense but I wanted to confirm with you in case you have this already checked out - seems to be the courteous thing before you squash :)<BR>
[16:28:24] &lt;<font color="#005000">Marzo</font>&gt; I haven checked it out yet, no<BR>
[16:28:48] &lt;<font color="#600060">Dominus</font>&gt; ok, then rebase it is :)<BR>
[16:28:53] &lt;<font color="#005000">Marzo</font>&gt; Usually, squash is better only if there have been a lot of false starts and failed attempts<BR>
[16:29:02] &lt;<font color="#005000">Marzo</font>&gt; And rebase is to keep a cleaner history<BR>
[16:30:54] &lt;<font color="#600060">Dominus</font>&gt; the follow up commits after the big change is only small things like forgetting to delete one old file, fixes for the mt32emu ios file and readme fixes. and one false readme commit <BR>
[16:37:31] &lt;<font color="#600060">Dominus</font>&gt; had to do this yesterday when I made a pull request on macports for the libmt32emu lib. After missing that spacing and this spacing, as well as other minor things, I had to squash a lot and then in the last step change the commit message, too...<BR>
[18:54:42] &lt;<font color="#600060">Dominus</font>&gt; aaaaand macports accepted the port as well... <BR>
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