Stefan Sperling:

> Here is another version which avoids the need to add a new option
> to 'got rebase'. Instead 'got rebase' checks whether a merge commit
> is present in the new base branch and then searches for a better
> youngest common ancestor using toposort, taking the merged commits
> into account. This means running 'got rebase' should "just work".

Yes, rebase now just works with Landry's repository...

> The 'got log' command still gets the new -t option however.

... and the output of "log -bt" makes a lot more sense than "log -b",
i.e., it doesn't devolve into a history where earlier first-parent
commits are shown before later ones.

Thank you!

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Christian "naddy" Weisgerber                          naddy@mips.inka.de