Hide intermediate commits created by git rebase -i from git sl

[vgrigoriu]

After I run git rebase -i and set all commits except the first one as fixups, I see in the output of git sl all the intermediate commits created during rebase, with messages like # This is a combination of N commits. # This is the 1st commit message: etc. Is there a way to hide them automatically?

[claytonrcarter]

Is there a way to hide them automatically?

Not at present, but there is work in progress at #1098, and further discussion at #1088

The current workaround, as noted in #1088, is running something like git hide 'stack() & message("This is a combination")' after your rebase. If all of your work is on a branch, you may also have luck with something like git hide 'stack() - main()..branches()', but beware that that will also hide any "branchless" commits you've created.