Jeff King writes:
> When showing a combined diff, we are comparing two (or more)
> parents to a final state, and some of these states may be
> the same. Here's a table of the possible contents for a
> given path (for two parents, but we will generalize to more
> in a moment; we also omit isomorp
When showing a combined diff, we are comparing two (or more)
parents to a final state, and some of these states may be
the same. Here's a table of the possible contents for a
given path (for two parents, but we will generalize to more
in a moment; we also omit isomorphic cases where the parents
ar
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