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Kubernetes, DevOps and MLOps, written from things we ran and measured ourselves · 3 posts
Could you squash your commits?: Responding to a request to combine commits
When a maintainer says "Could you squash your commits?" near the end of a review, it means they want you to combine fix-up commits like "fix typo" or "address comments" into meaningful ones. This post covers the meaning
2026-10-27 · 6 min read #영어#영어 표현#오픈소스#코드 리뷰#GitAddressed in a1b2c3d: Letting reviewers know which commit fixes their feedback
After applying feedback, replying with Addressed in (commit hash) allows reviewers to jump straight to the changes. Since address means to deal with or handle a problem, it is used more broadly than fix. We will cover th
2026-10-27 · 6 min read #영어#영어 표현#오픈소스#코드 리뷰#GitRebased onto main: A single line to announce the branch is up to date
When main moves ahead and conflicts arise while a PR is open, you rebase the branch to bring it up to date. Leaving a single line like "Rebased onto main" on the PR afterwards lets reviewers know what has changed. We wil
2026-10-27 · 5 min read #영어#영어 표현#오픈소스#PR 설명#Git