Reputation: 559
While working on a feature branch, I realized that merging master back into my feature-branch to keep it up to date would require some work and a code-review. So I branched off the feature, merged in master, and made some additional commits on the 'merge-branch'
master-A-B-C-H-I-J-K-L
\
feature-D-E-F-M
\
merge-branch
+ merge master, resolve conflicts
+ make a few more commits
Ok so right off the bat I realize that a rebase would perhaps have been better, but given this scenario, my question is: how do I view the work done in `merge-branch, ie the merge conflict resolution along with the subsequent commits? Is there any way to do this other than commit by commit?
I know git show
on the merge-commit shows the initial conflict resolution, but ideally I'd like to see that resolution along with the other commits not on master
or feature
Upvotes: 2
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