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Merging and rebasing both put you into a "no branch" when you have merge conflicts. I've introduced a lot of people to git and this is an area that has consiste
by ollysb 16y ago
Merging and rebasing both put you into a "no branch" when you have merge conflicts. I've introduced a lot of people to git and this is an area that has consistently confused people. For instance there's nothing to stop you doing a commit where you should be doing a rebase --continue.