Re: rebase -p loses amended changes
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Jon Seymour <jon.seymour@gmail.com>
- Date
- Apr 5, 2012, 16:33 UTC
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> > With this history > > .-e-. > / \ > .-c---d---f > / > a---b---g > > , "git rebase -p --onto g b f" produces > > > .-e'. > / \ > a---b---g---c'--d'--f' >
Perhaps there is a a formatting issue here, but wouldn't the resulting history be, instead:
. -e'. / \ a---b---g---c'--d'--f'
I don't really understand why e' - c' would be different to e-c?
jon.