In theory I don't mind them. In practice I've found that I more often encounter a scenario where I wish a change had been split to smaller commits rather than the scenario where there were too many commits to go through.
Anyway... I intended my example as an explicitly anecdotal evidence to counter the seemingly absurd suggestion of using Git without ever using merge. Feels like going back to subversion or CVS.
In theory I don't mind them. In practice I've found that I more often encounter a scenario where I wish a change had been split to smaller commits rather than the scenario where there were too many commits to go through.
Anyway... I intended my example as an explicitly anecdotal evidence to counter the seemingly absurd suggestion of using Git without ever using merge. Feels like going back to subversion or CVS.