Is it possible to push all my local commits but make it look like one commit?

Question

git

Hello. I cloned the remote repository myself. I worked on it. In the course of work, I made temporary commits with messages that are clear only to me. It's time to push. Can I do a push that sends all my changes (all my commits), but they look like one commit? With the message of one (last) commit.

Answer 1

when will you all learn to read the documentation for the tools you use?
Well, or at least google, well, or at least look into the help of the same github?
You pollute the database with useless bytes and then store it all, feed it with electricity, and then global warming, the destruction of the Amazon forests, the attack of aliens :)
https://github.com/wprig/wprig/wiki/How-to-squash-...
https ://htmlacademy.ru/blog/27-how-to-squash-commi...

Answer 2

Let develop be the original branch, feature be your branch. Then:

git checkout feature  # убедиться что ты на своей ветке
git rebase develop  # убедиться что она растет из develop'а
git reset --soft develop  # уничтожить все новые коммиты не изменяя файлы
git commit -a  # добавить все изменения одним коммитом

Answer 3

There are several options:
https://help.github.com/articles/about-pull-requests...

Answer 4

git-flow.
In your branch (feature) have fun as you want, then merge into develop, and already send develop to the server. As a result, your branch does not get into the repository at all, only the final result.