Stephen Haberman wrote:
However, t3404 makes a good point that if the right hand of the merge has parents that are going to get rebased, the right hand side does need to be included/shown/rewritten.
But, won't those commits get linearized? Won't git rebase pick the commits into the left-hand side of the merge instead of into the right hand side?
If git rebase is to handle nonlinear history, it needs much more expressive commands; not only saying which commit to pick, but also what the commit's parents shall be.
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