On 29 April, Stefan Fuhrmann wrote:
> Julian Foad wrote:
>> Stefan Fuhrmann wrote:
>>> [...] The proposal I make here is not
>>> an alternative to e.g. "Symmetric Merge" but rather a
>>> refined merge strategy that would also benefit the current
>>> merge.
[...]
>>> In end, we will always merge ind
Julian Foad wrote:
Stefan Fuhrmann wrote:
This one is basically the technical post promised in my
"Merge Policies" post. The proposal I make here is not
an alternative to e.g. "Symmetric Merge" but rather a
refined merge strategy that would also benefit the current
merge.
Today, the merge algo
Stefan Fuhrmann wrote:
> This one is basically the technical post promised in my
> "Merge Policies" post. The proposal I make here is not
> an alternative to e.g. "Symmetric Merge" but rather a
> refined merge strategy that would also benefit the current
> merge.
>
> Today, the merge algorithm wi
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