How can you combine multiple commits into one using Git?
- Use the git merge command with the --squash option to condense multiple commits into one before merging.
- Execute git commit --combine for the commits you want to merge, specifying the commit range.
- Use the git rebase command with the -i (interactive) option to squash, fixup, or reword commits interactively.
- Create a new branch, cherry-pick the desired commits onto it, and then merge the new branch.
Git rebase with the -i option allows for interactive rebasing, including the ability to squash commits together, providing a cleaner history.
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