Re: bug or a general misunderstanding

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Hi,

Starting from the relevant branch

git branch TEST_1
git checkout TEST_1
git status

then

git checkout BBV ---- that is the original Branch
git branch TEST_2 ff2c8952 ---- the commit to check out from
git checkout TEST_2
git status

git branch --contains 48c8756e ---- the commit with the specific code

the result is that only TEST_1 is shown, not TEST_2.
It looks to me like the commit is missing.
When I look at the code, the lines in question are also missing.


Am 11.11.2021 22:34 schrieb brian m. carlson:
On 2021-11-10 at 18:27:56, andre_pohlmann@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
Hello Johannes,

Thanks for your ideas.

I have checked out the respective new branch and switched between the
original and the new, multiple times.
Otherwise I would not have noticed the lack of commits.

I have also set up a virtual machine, free of any IDE or GIT. There I only installed Git for Windows and repeated the process via cmd. The result is the same, there are missing commits in the history compared to the original
branch.

Could you give us a set of commands you've run (in Git Bash) to create a
new test repository (or clone an existing public repository) and
reproduce this problem?  Right now, we don't know exactly what you've
done, so we can only speculate about what you're seeing.



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