Writing a GitHub Webhook as an Azure Function

As you may already know, I’m one of the maintainers of the FakeItEasy mocking library. As is common in open-source projects, we use a workflow based on feature branches and pull requests. When a change is requested in a PR during code review, we usually make the change as a fixup commit, because it makes it easier to review, and because we like to keep a clean history. When the changes are approved, the author squashes the fixup commits before the PR is merged. Unfortunately, I’m a little absent minded, and when I review a PR, I often forget to wait for the author to squash their commits before I merge… This causes the fixup commits to appear in the main dev branch, which is ugly.