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I think it would be really helpful if git-absorb printed the revision I need to rebase from after it is done. My idea would be something like this:
Dec 05 09:22:18.302 INFO committed, header: +1,-1, commit: 3b624a8d33f5461f327c01666f3857fd05ad50fb
Dec 05 09:22:18.304 INFO committed, header: +1,-1, commit: 948696a0cc04c872e927c57a6c3b9ba37165bb58
Dec 05 09:22:18.306 INFO upstream commit: 62cc4798cf868b53d9f8ddcd9083f48bf831ba15
Then I would know that I need to run git rebase -i 62cc4798cf868b53d9f8ddcd9083f48bf831ba15 to apply the changes.
I know I could use git absorb --and-rebase, but I like to inspect the changes before actually rebasing.
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I think it would be really helpful if git-absorb printed the revision I need to rebase from after it is done. My idea would be something like this:
Then I would know that I need to run
git rebase -i 62cc4798cf868b53d9f8ddcd9083f48bf831ba15
to apply the changes.I know I could use
git absorb --and-rebase
, but I like to inspect the changes before actually rebasing.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: