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Regarding squashing and merging, if you are using GitHub, GitLab, or BitBucket, you can already do this with gut by running gut merge [branch]. This will open a pull request, allowing you to squash and merge your commits.
I am considering adding a feature to gut that would allow for only squashing, but this would only be possible over commits that have not been pushed yet. This is due to the fact that it would be against one of the principles of gut: no rewrite of the history.
The syntax for this could be gut squash [n], with n being the number of commits from HEAD you want to merge. Does this sound like something you would like?
Ability to squash the last n commits and sync that to the remote
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