Changes between Version 8 and Version 9 of WorkingWithGit


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Aug 20, 2016, 8:57:10 PM (8 years ago)
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neverpanic (Clemens Lang)
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    v8 v9  
    103103               +--- L1 ---- L2 ------ M  <= master
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    105 The new commit M is the merge commit and can be pushed back to origin. This preserves the information that work was done in parallel, but unfortunately tends to mess up the history graph. See the attached screenshot of a commit history that always merges. To avoid this, you can instead rebase your changes.
     105The new commit M is the merge commit and can be pushed back to origin. This preserves the information that work was done in parallel, but unfortunately tends to mess up the history graph. See the [raw-attachment:commit-history-with-excessive-merging.png attached screenshot] of a commit history that always merges. To avoid this, you can instead rebase your changes.
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    107107===== Rebasing =====