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Doing that will kind of work, but you'll lose the context of the group after merging/fast-forwarding onto the main branch.
by martijnvds 5y ago
Doing that will kind of work, but you'll lose the context of the group after merging/fast-forwarding onto the main branch.
- frutiger 5y agoIf you always create a merge commit, you can see the group as you traverse the history via the two parent commits. One will walk the group and the other will go directly to the state before the group.