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Thanks for sharing that. I'm not sure what caused it, but it should be fixed now. I rebased, so the most recent 5 or 6 commit hashes have changed. Let me know how it looks on your end. |
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Hi @allinurl,
Git expert here. 637824b is an orphan commit/branch, tagged
v1.10.2. I suggest merging this commit/branch into master so thev1.10.2tag is part of the ancestry ofmaster.Test with
git describeat the tip of master. Before the merge that'll say something likev1.10.1-25-g2bd25460. Afterwards it should look something likev1.10.2-2-hhhhhhhhh.Ah, looks like you strive for a linear commit history... in that case you may prefer to rebase and force-push, but then the most recent commit sha-1 checksums will change.
I hope this is helpful. Best,
-Adam
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