but squash

Can be invoked in three ways:

1. Using commit identifiers: but squash <commit1> <commit2> or but squash <commit1> <commit2> <commit3>...
   • Squashes all commits except the last into the last commit
2. Using a commit range: but squash <commit1>..<commit4>
   • Squashes all commits in the range into the last commit in the range
3. Using a branch name: but squash <branch>
   • Squashes all commits in the branch into the bottom-most commit

Usage: but squash [COMMITS] [OPTIONS]

Arguments

• <COMMITS> — Commit identifiers, a range (commit1..commit2), or a branch name

Options

• -d, --drop-message — Drop source commit messages and keep only the target commit's message
• -m, --message <MESSAGE> — Provide a new commit message for the resulting commit
• -i, --ai <AI> — Generate commit message using AI with optional user summary or instructions. Use --ai by itself or --ai="your instructions" (equals sign required for value)