Ah you've never done it before.

Okay, the first time absolutely sucks but once you figure it out and write a script for its solved for ever.

I can go ahead and git squash and look at the diff for you then approve this cl or not.

But I do suggest you learn how to git squash eventually. It's one of those advanced techniques that really makes a statement of professionalism when you do a PR and helps a PR get accepted very quickly. A bunch of commits has a code smell and is a quick indicator that the person is at a lower skill level.

Your PRs are so high quality I just assumed you knew how to do this already.