Le 24/05/13 12:20, Vincent van Ravesteijn a écrit :
I've reset the branch now to the last commit you made. All commits from master were somehow rebased or cherry-picked on top of the feature branch.
Thanks, I am not sure what I did wrong.
You can merge it into master by: git checkout master git merge empty-length -m "Please supply a commit message instead of the default"
Will do.
or you can rebase onto master and fix the history: git checkout empty-length git rebase master -i <remove the commits that are there only because someone forgot something in a previous commit>
"Remove" is not remove, right? Shouldn't I use squash instead?
git checkout master git merge empty-length (this will fast-forward master)
I understand this one; but the following ones made my head explode. So, what should I do about the kill-gettext branch now? JMarc