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"In the (somewhat less common) case where other people are also working on the same shared remote feature branch, also rebase changes coming from it" I don't t
by kristoffer 13y ago
"In the (somewhat less common) case where other people are also working on the same shared remote feature branch, also rebase changes coming from it"
I don't think this use case is uncommon, and unfortunately when you are multiple persons working on a shared remote feature branch you can't rebase the branch from master and then push it either.
What work flow do people who have shared remote branches use? Or do you think that way of working is broken?