Squabaserge - mixing rebase and squash as an alternative to classic merge?

The article by Jonathan Creamer discusses the management of commit history in git, focusing on the technique known as 'squabaserge'. The author explains that traditional rebasing methods are becoming outdated and that alternatives like 'squabaserge' are gaining popularity. This method combines elements of both rebasing and squashing, allowing developers to have better control over the history of changes. Creamer emphasizes that this new technique not only simplifies tracking changes but also enables the creation of a more thoughtful project history. Transitioning to this new way of handling commit histories can significantly boost the efficiency of development teams and enhance understanding of the code by future generations of programmers.