SZEDER Gábor writes:
> ... However, once
> rebase stops for the 'edit' instruction the user can do just about
> anything, so I'm not sure how rebase could figure out when to copy the
> note and when not.
True.
> This doesn't happen when inserting a 'break' instruction between
> picking the "se
I noticed that somehow two commits on the same branch ended up with
the same note attached. I believe that this is the result of me using
interactive rebase's 'edit' instruction to insert new commits, and
then it copied the note from the edited commit to the commit from from
where I 'git rebase --
2 matches
Mail list logo
