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It depends on whether the histories have diverged and how many conflicts there are. A lot of people aren't very proficient with the use of git and will have pr
by u801e 6y ago
It depends on whether the histories have diverged and how many conflicts there are. A lot of people aren't very proficient with the use of git and will have problems (e.g., running git pull) and creating a merge commit in their branch or having conflicts they need to resolve.
The next time they open a PR using that branch, it will have commits that will clutter the branch.