I noticed that if I do 'git merge origin/branch' that the log message
says (using --log):
Merge commit 'origin/branch'
* commit 'origin/branch':
Fixed some bug.
If I do the same thing from a local tracking branch of origin/branch, it says:
Merge branch 'branch'
* branch:
Fixed some bug.
Is it expected that it say "commit" instead of "branch" when the
branch is not a local tracking branch? I sometimes merge from remote
branches when I don't need to do anything with that branch locally
(e.g. I already did the work on another computer and I'm just merging
the result into my test machine before I push to the shared server).
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