Re:High-Level Problems with Git and How to Fix Them
by kazinator on Tuesday December 12, 2017 @01:38PM
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> it actually carries more information
None of that information is too relevant. If you have the commits individually cherry picked in your stream, that's most of the info you ever need about those commits. There is some earlier version of those commits in a different stream, where they look different. Usually, who cares.
The way to track that is some sort of additional meta-data. An example of this is the Gerrit Change-ID.
None of that information is too relevant. If you have the commits individually cherry picked in your stream, that's most of the info you ever need about those commits. There is some earlier version of those commits in a different stream, where they look different. Usually, who cares.
The way to track that is some sort of additional meta-data. An example of this is the Gerrit Change-ID.