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He addresses this in the article: you then have multiple content-free merge commits in your history, making it more difficult to see where the branch actually b
by bronson 12y ago
He addresses this in the article: you then have multiple content-free merge commits in your history, making it more difficult to see where the branch actually begins (see "control merges polluting your history graph" in the artcle). Personally I don't think it's a big deal, but I understand if others take it seriously.
- Kiro 12y agoThanks. I read it but didn't see the big deal but putting it like that I can see why it would be. I still prefer doing it this way though.