On May 10, Jay McCarthy wrote:
> I have never typed 'git merge'. I do 'git pull'.
Right, this is all described there.
> You're asking me to type two commands (git fetch, git merge)?
You can do it with a single `git pull --rebase' (also mentioned).
> So that there are three less lines in a message that you've already
> shown you can identify and potentially remove always?
The lines in the message are not the issue -- the issue is having more
commits there, which in general makes the history more verbose and
complicated than it needs to be.
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