git-rebase-squash
Git Rebase & Squash (Non-Interactive)
Clean up git commit history by squashing and reorganizing commits using a file-based rebase workflow.
Critical Constraints
DO NOT use git rebase -i directly—it requires interactive terminal input and will hang or fail in automated environments.
ALWAYS use GIT_SEQUENCE_EDITOR with a pre-written rebase plan file.
Workflow
1. Commit All Changes First
If there are unstaged changes that are part of the cleanup:
# Commit them first - DO NOT stash
git add <files>
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