Chris Yate writes:
> Hi David,
>
> I'm not sure, but I think you're specifying different ranges.
Yes, the rebase needs to be the other way round: I need to rebase on the
_stable_ branch because that's what I start with.
Sigh.
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David Kastrup
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Hi David,
I'm not sure, but I think you're specifying different ranges.
Remember git rebase -i will be from your *current* branch to an ancestor,
(and if it's not a direct ancestor, can include confusing stuff from more
than one branch).
Also not clear from the context what "origin" is. Usually
If I do
git log origin/stable/2.20..origin --pretty=oneline
the results are
8d889e98371302068af44e1d533e2b4b1a3300b9 (origin/staging, origin/master,
origin/HEAD, test-staging, issue5242) Issue 5242: Make context-defs-from-music
warn when missing context
006c1adb64dbec4c239b416720bcdce0cae8efd7
