Re:The biggest and weirdest commits in Linux kernel Git hist...
by masklinn on Friday December 25, 2020 @09:33AM
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The docs of `git merge` do indicate acceptably clearly that multiple commit-ish can be given.
I expect it's really more that "octopus" merge are usually of limited use, most projects are not structured as a distributed "tree of trees" the way the linux kernel is, where merging multiple downstreams regularly is a normal workflow and thus octopus merges make a lot of sense.
I expect it's really more that "octopus" merge are usually of limited use, most projects are not structured as a distributed "tree of trees" the way the linux kernel is, where merging multiple downstreams regularly is a normal workflow and thus octopus merges make a lot of sense.