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by fulafel on Wednesday November 16, 2022 @02:38AM
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It seems this is still based on changing history - Does hg have something to address the downsides of rebasing that are present in git? such as chilling effect on cooperation of branches (eg you don't dare touch or use remote branches which someone may use rebase on, and destruction of actual history for use in eg reconstructing a timeline of a bug and fix later found to be important).
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Re:
by FerociousTimes on Wednesday November 16, 2022 @05:51AM
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For the uninitiated, hg, in this context, refers to Mercurial by the chemical symbol (Hg) for Mercury.
Yes, hg has changeset evolution. A meta-history of editing propagates when you push rewritten commits.