Josh England wrote:
I'm thinking that it will be sufficient to pass a flag indicating whether the working tree has been modified or not. The flag can be set for normal merge and fast-forward merges, and unset for up-to-dates and squash merges.
Squash merges modify the working tree. In fact, that's *all* they do -- they don't commit anything.
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