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# Squashing Last Few Commits

If just want to squash last few commits we can do a `Mixed` or `Soft` reset to their parent commit and recommit the changes.

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Note: with `Mixed` reset, we have to stage the files again, whereas `Soft` will keep the files in staging area.<br>

For example, in below image, we want to squash the last two commits `WIP: Continue Fix blah blah` and `WIP: Fix blahblah`. We can right click their parent commit `my awesome changes`, select the `Reset current branch to here`, then select the `Mixed:xxx` option.<br>

![](/files/-LS9gH7zTvdLmUC6QgE8)

Commmand line:

```
git reset HEAD~2
git add <the files> # or use git add -a to add all files to staging area
git commit
```