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If your workflow is based on very small feature branches, that's fine, but when your branch is more heavy on changes it's good to preserve the merge commit (and be able to undo it).


Yes this is precisely what I had in mind, for larger features I personally prefer to see merge commits and not rebase the branch onto master. I believe it is one place where merge commits definitely add value and make sense.




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