On Wednesday 1 January, 2025 at 10:24:08 pm IST, Junio C Hamano <gitster@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: >> * Generally committed local changes are visible across local branches, right? > >Not at all. > >In fact, the contents on branch A is unmolested by the act of >committing changes on branch B. They are independent lines of >development. Otherwise your version control system is broken. > * Sorry, my question was wrong. Let's say day-0: - Fork is created day-1: - upstream commits pulled into 'main' branch - new files are committed into 'main' branch day-2: - upstream commits pulled into 'main' branch - 'new-branch-1' created from 'main' branch day-3: - upstream commits pulled into 'main' branch - 'new-branch-2' created from 'main' branch ... day-n - upstream commits pulled into 'main' branch - 'new-branch-n' created from 'main' branch * Generally committed local changes are visible across _new_ branches created from the local branch, right? ie. 'new-branch-1', 'new-branch-2', 'new-branch-n' all created from the 'main' branch, should have the files which were committed into 'main' branch on day-1, right? That is not happening. Thank you. --- -Prasad
