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by jcrites
4794 days ago
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Is there any way to track both concepts with Git? The logical commit history, like what rebase will produce, and the physical Git history. The reflog tracks this locally, but is there any way to push it alongside commits centrally so that the people who wish to preserve a physical development commit history can achieve that? I imagine it will work something like: by default, you see the logical history; but if you wish to delve into the physical history (including a history of who ran rebase commands, and when), you could do that. Does this make sense and would it be valuable? |
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