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Except for fast forward merges, which I generally disable. (And pull should be set to ffonly)
by lozenge 9y ago
Except for fast forward merges, which I generally disable. (And pull should be set to ffonly)
- chronial 9y agoYeah, the git cli in its default settings is very hostile towards that information ^^. Pull actually works the wrong way around – it merges the remote branch into the local branch and then pushes that as the new remote branch. So if you follow the first parent, you land in the pullers local part and bypass everything he merged.