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Could that be because if the history isn’t linear then it’s difficult to read, precisely because of the reasons given above, which would mean you have the same
by brigandish 5y ago
Could that be because if the history isn’t linear then it’s difficult to read, precisely because of the reasons given above, which would mean you have the same problem but you’ve simply decided to avoid it via a (legitimate) workaround and not complain.
That wouldn’t make the complaint invalid though.
- jolux 5y agoI have to admit I don't fully understand the problem as originally formulated. I've never had trouble figuring out what's going on in a Git repository. I do agree that GitHub's interface for these things is anemic. As for that part, I typically squash-merge on GitHub and that links to the PR, which is good enough for me.