Situation:
So I forked the Google Kubernetes project. Then I created a fedora_gs_guide branch. I made some changes to the getting started guide and then I submitted a pull request. I asked someone to review it and they had a couple of changes. So, I make the changes, and commit. Now when I look at the PR, I see multiple commits. I think it's best practice to squash all those commits into one if possible. So, how do you do that. Well, here's how I did it. I'm sure there are other ways to do this, probably a lot more efficiently (comments welcome). But, it worked. These are my notes from the process.
I needed to make sure my master and fedora_gs_guide branch were clean and rebased to upstream master.
Make sure I'm on my local master.
$ git checkout master
