On 09/22/2010 12:52 AM, Andrew Keller wrote:
The only thing is, in your example, since master did not progress since
testing diverged,
git simply thinks of it as being "behind" testing...
You have used the word 'behind'. I think 'time' what is making me fail to
understand git merging. It depends on which branch I have changed last. Not
only if I changed the same line in both branches. If I change (same line)
the master, commit. Change testing commit. Merge testing into master, they
will not conflict because master haven't changed since testing changed.
Master is "behind" testing.
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