On 2009-06-18 10:29 (+0200), Johannes Schindelin wrote:
> So let's just interpret the "!" in the most common meaning, namely to
> add an imperative. Then it means "yes, I do want to squash". Not
> "squash, but oh, BTW, I want to lose the second commit message
> completely, and I do not want to edit the commit message either".
My main point is the "small modifier character" for squash. Perhaps
"squash*" is better? I'll repeat that it is still doing very much the
same thing as "squash" expect for one little thing. Hence it would be
nice to use only small modifier character, not totally new word with
possibly different connotations.
pick aaaa ...
squash* bbbb Small fix to be squashed
pick cccc ...
pick dddd ...
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