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Ah, yeah, that use of `git reset --soft` is how many places do squash merging, so that makes sense. You may want to make sure to include the `--soft` flag explicitly just as a precaution.

Also yeah, I would expect the fixup -c and -C flags to be more aligned with commit in a rebase.

>>WorldM+(OP)
git fixup doesn't take the old commit message either, so I would be not so surprised that it doesn't take the commit message. It is really for preparing to do rebase fixup to the older commit.