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The timestamp thing is a red herring. Git tracks CommitDate and AuthorDate separately. CommitDate gets updated by default in a rebase. Use 'git rebase --ignore-
by jedbrown 13y ago
The timestamp thing is a red herring. Git tracks CommitDate and AuthorDate separately. CommitDate gets updated by default in a rebase. Use 'git rebase --ignore-date' to also update AuthorDate, though I like having both pieces of information.
- fmstephe 13y agoThanks Jed, that's great stuff. For anyone else who wants to see this directly you can compare the two dates side by side with git log --pretty=format:"%cd - %ad" Where %cd is committer date and %ad is author date. %cd is the value that resolves the op's bisect problem.