How do I perform GitHub’s “Rebase and merge” in git with a single command?
Essentially, I want to merge a feature branch into main when the two branches have diverged and I can’t fast-forward the merge.
Change branch and apply the same changes to the branch’s descendant
Let’s have a file readme.txt and such a branch structure
Automatic merge went well; stopped before committing as requested
I want to merge one feature branch into another, without merge commit.
How to create a git workflow based on splitting your current branch into two, and later picking one to PR? [closed]
Closed 17 hours ago.
Git good practice : Merge changes on some files, ignore other new files
Using git 2.42.0.windows.2 and the Bash console, I have a branch H with some changes to module V (some of which are coming from another branch O), a new module L, and a module C that is from that same other branch O but which I don’t use.
How can i preserve changes in main branch that are deleted and committed in feature branch in git?
I have main branch and feature branch, feature branch is created from main
branch.
How can I fix some files through git branches?
I’m working on an application distributed with few brands. The differences between these brands is just logo images and some styles resource but all other contents are identical.
All brand versions are stored in different branches of a git repository.
Multiple branches and squash merge
Okay, so there are many questions on this site about repeatedly doing squash merges from a development branch to main. I want to ask a related question:
Why git should do dumplicate conflict confirm?
