Re: If merging that is really fast forwarding creates new commit

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Hi,

* Liu Yubao [06-11-06 21:00:07 +0800] wrote:

Then, what bad *logical* problem will happen if a merging that is really a fast forwarding creates a new commit?

I don't know what you expect by "logical" nor if I get you right, but if fast-forward merge a branch to another one, both branches now have exactly the same hash. If you create a commit object for a fast-forward merge, both tip hashes not identical anymore... which is bad.

The identical hash important so that you really know they're identical and for future reference like ancestry.

  bye, Rocco
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