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On 04/16/2015 02:00 PM, John Maddock wrote:
So I have a rebase vs pull question:
Lets say I have a PR, if I merge that to my local tree using "git pull --rebase remote-repro branch-name" then I get a nice clean history locally without those pesky merge commits cluttering everything up. But...
Now I can't fast-forward when I push to the remote, *because I've changed the existing history of the develop branch*. Would this not be a) bad form, and b) potentially dangerous to push to the remote develop branch?
What I do, for pull requests, is either:
git fetch