Ping Yin <pkufranky@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
> a----b
> \----c
>
> Given the graph above, I want to create a commit b1 on top of c, where
> b1 and b have the same content. i.e.
>
> a----b
> \----c----b1 ( content(b) == content(b1) )
On "c", you can:
git read-tree -m -u b
git commit
I think with newer git you can say
git reset --merge b
git commit
instead, to save some typing.
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