Good point! But in my experience, in most cases, I'm trying to push a single or two commits and there aren't conflicts, so the merge commit is identical to the commit(s). If the rebase is too large or full of conflicts you can simply send a git rebase --abort and do the merge instead.
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Good point! But in my experience, in most cases, I'm trying to push a single or two commits and there aren't conflicts, so the merge commit is identical to the commit(s). If the rebase is too large or full of conflicts you can simply send a
git rebase --abortand do the merge instead.Thank you for sharing!!!