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The interesting part of a commit is not when you did something, but how it will change the repository.
by yxhuvud 11y ago
The interesting part of a commit is not when you did something, but how it will change the repository.
- Pyxl101 11y agoRebase also doesn't change when you did something either.
- golergka 11y agoBut "how it will change the repository" depends on "when" did you change something, e.g. parent commit.
- yxhuvud 11y agoYes, which is why you want a straight history so that it is obvious that no shenanigans had to happen in the merge commit.