Github user spmallette commented on the issue:
https://github.com/apache/tinkerpop/pull/428
I assume #427 doesn't need 120cef6 ? I don't think the dual merge commits
hurt anything from the git history perspective. I assume that you merged in
TINKERPOP-927, realized you needed something else in TINKERPOP-927, committed
again in there and then had to merge again to TINKERPOP-927-master? If so you
could have `git reset --hard origin/master` on the TINKERPOP-927-master branch
and then just remerged TINKERPOP-927 into it which would have given you one
merge commit.
This is an awesome and important PR by the way - can't wait to start using
this.
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