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by andrewaylett
169 days ago
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That's a controversy I'm not sure you necessarily realise you've stepped into :). It's fairly common to consider working and PR branches to be "unpublished" from a mutability point of view: if I base my work on someone else's PR, I'm going to have to rebase when they rebase. Merging to `main` publishes the commit, at which point it's immutable. Working with JJ, its default behaviour is to consider parents of a branch that's not owned by you to be immutable. |
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