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That's still not a problem, as long as you consider the first parent the canonical parent you can still make assumptions like this along the canonical history,
by Nullabillity 3y ago
That's still not a problem, as long as you consider the first parent the canonical parent you can still make assumptions like this along the canonical history, without sabotaging the true history.
- avgcorrection 3y agoThe “run on every commit” stance is an argument against rebasing. Without it you have even more freedom to rebase your branches. And there’s less reason to care about the “true history” (bogus concept).