RE: Help designing work flow

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Thank you very much for your thoughts, especially the specific commands
etc. that I can show the team as reasons.

=== Re: ===
You can tell "git log" to only show one line of history too, but besides
that, micro-details are good. You definitely want to be able to search
the micro-details when things go awry (and they will), so you see
exactly
why some particular algorithm changed later.
=== end ===

Is there a way that someone (for example, product manager) can view only
the main line consisting of topic merges, and not see each one separated
by many many lines of detail changes?  Especially using the GUI?

--John
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