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Bzr+launchpad does this nicely, I think. The underlying history of the merged-in branch is there, and you can look at it, but by default it looks like a single
by wiml 11y ago
Bzr+launchpad does this nicely, I think. The underlying history of the merged-in branch is there, and you can look at it, but by default it looks like a single atomic change.