Thank you for detail explanation. From what you described, I begin
with master commit D,
$ git checkout -b deploy
$ git commit --allow-empty -m deploy
E
/^ deploy
---A---B---C---D
^ master
$ git rebase -i A
v deploy
B'--C'--D'--E'
/
---A---B---C---D
^ master
since E is an empty commit, I suppose content of D' E' and D are
identical at this point. Is that correct?
If several months later, I forget which is the common ancestor for
master and deploy, how do I generate the above graph or identify
commit A as the common ancestor for these two branches?
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