11 Nov
2014
11 Nov
'14
1:34 p.m.
Vladimir Prus
I can only imagine that at one point, you've pushed same commit to develop and master, and from that point onward, git merge happily does fast forward. Try making dummy commit on develop, push it, make it sure it's only on develop and do no-ff merge to master.
Yes, that did the trick: https://github.com/boostorg/flyweight/ commit/12f2db37b5b95ca6d547f8bf1c4f1dbd5eedb804 Now the network diagram shows two different lines for develop and branch as (I guess) it should be. Shall I keep doing no-ff merges or is it OK to continue with the default (no no-ff) from this point on? Joaquín M López Muñoz Telefónica