Consolidate unmerged changes into a single commit via squash merge.
npx skills add https://github.com/RussBrown00/agent-skills --skill git-squash-merge
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: git-squash-merge Source: https://github.com/RussBrown00/agent-skills/tree/main/git-squash-merge Command: npx skills add https://github.com/RussBrown00/agent-skills --skill git-squash-merge
This workflow consolidates all changes since a specified target commit into a single, clean commit. It commits any pending work, resets to the target hash, performs a squash merge, and generates a final, polished commit message from the intervening history.
Tell your AI assistant to squash all changes to the target commit hash using the described workflow.
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To consolidate feature branch commits into a single clean commit, the workflow commits pending work, resets to a target hash, and performs a squash merge with a generated conventional-style message.
Generating a commit message from squashed git history is handled by a helper that formats the intervening commit log into a clear, conventional-style message, ensuring a clean and reviewable project tree for releases.
Squashing commits in git does not lose uncommitted work because the workflow commits pending changes before resetting to the target commit and performing the squash merge.
You should use a squash merge in your version control workflow when integrating changes from a feature branch and needing to present a simplified, clean commit history for releases or final review.
Destructive git resets are not performed automatically; they are only executed when explicitly requested by the user, with deterministic steps and safety checks applied throughout the workflow.
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