Mergify Squash Command

The squash command condenses all the changes from a pull request into a single commit. For PRs that come with many incremental commits, it keeps the commit history neat and concise, especially when you wish to merge a pull request without the clutter of multiple individual commits.

The squash command is useful for:

• Clarity and Neatness: Maintaining a clean commit history, especially when numerous commits have only minor changes.

• Simplified Review: When reviewers prefer seeing the entirety of changes in one commit, making the review process more straightforward.

@Mergifyio squash [<commit message format>]

• commit message format defines what commit message to use for the squashed commit. Possible values are:

  • all-commits to use the same format as GitHub squashed merge commit (default).

  • first-commit to use the message of the first commit of the pull request.

  • title+body means to use the title and body from the pull request itself as the commit message. The pull request number will be added to end of the title.