pull with --rebase in Pkg.update() #10529
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Seems like a good idea. Feel free to merge it. |
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Should we maybe backport this for 0.3.12? It's a one-liner and does make Metadata PR's cleaner. |
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backported in 1b838a4 |
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See https://groups.google.com/d/msg/julia-dev/vrVSPbHRdIM/uEIBysnh2G4J for motivation
Merge commits are messy and confusing, they accumulate in your local METADATA if you do
Pkg.tagthenPkg.updatea bunch of times before publishing and finally merging your new commits into the official repo. There's already a todo here about merge conflicts, I don't think preferring rebase over merge makes the situation any worse.edit: looks like
--rebase, but not-r, is supported by our minimum required version of git: http://git-scm.com/docs/git-pull/1.7.3