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Branches stacked on top of other branches do not show a line connecting them to their parent.
This is OK most of the time, but if the child branch diverges to the side after a merge you would think the branch is a child only of one of the merge parents.
This is what the repo looks like in git graph:
And this is in GitLG. Note the missing line making it appear as if the yellow branch is not a merge at all and has been divergent for a while.
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Branches stacked on top of other branches do not show a line connecting them to their parent.
This is OK most of the time, but if the child branch diverges to the side after a merge you would think the branch is a child only of one of the merge parents.
This is what the repo looks like in git graph:
And this is in GitLG. Note the missing line making it appear as if the yellow branch is not a merge at all and has been divergent for a while.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: