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by zalambar 4938 days ago
What makes you think that is the case? It looks equivalent to a "git merge --no-ff <feature-branch>" to me. The feature branch is then merged with master (or whatever the target branch was) and would appear if you ran "git branch [-r] --merged" from the target branch which is a good hint that it can be safely deleted.