Custom command for git to squash the most recent n commits into the previous. Will show the commit messages of the commits to be squashed, and ask for confirmation before proceeding.
Place the file git-squash in /usr/local/bin (or another directory that presented in the PATH variable) and make it executable.
Git will find it, and make it behave like any other git command.
For example you have a feature branch A you want to squash before merging it to branch B. Then you need to checkout A and then enter in terminal at repository directory this command:
git squash B
Another example if have a feature branch A you want to squash it to specific commit with hash (a1b23f4e for example). Then execute:
git squash a1b23f4e
This command will leave default commit message containing description of all squashed commits. If you don't need it just use git commit --amend command to edit message as you wish.
Or simply use git reset --soft and git commit after that without using --squash feature.