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Re: Question regarding git fetch

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TLTom Lambda <tom.lambda@gmail.com>
Date
Aug 28, 2009, 13:24 UTC
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Thank you all for your answers and the interesting following discussion.
>From a user perspective (I do not know how git works internally), the

approach proposed by Juno looks very intuitive to me. Now I understand there are other cases and users to take into account, which make the implementation complex. I hope this will be part of git 1.7.0.

--Tom
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