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I'm trying to find a good workflow, and I don't know if there's a recommended way for this, or even a way to do this at all. (We're using the Forking Workflow, by the way).
Here's the scenario:
At this point, the pull request gets updated with the new commit, (the PR feed actually says "Bob removed commit ABC, and added commit XYZ"), and if Alice review it again, she will approve.
The problem is, there's no easy way for Alice to find out what changes Bob made to his code, and it's really hard to verify that all the comments have been addressed. On the other hand, I don't want Bob to add another commit just to fix a typo that hasn't made it to the main repository yet.
As I'm writing this, it occurs to me that perhaps the best course of action would be for Bob to fix the issues with a new commit, and once Alice approves the PR, to squash all the fixup commits into the main ones, and only then merge.
Is this the best way to handle the situation? Are there plugins that make the process more smooth? What do you do?
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