What's happening here is that branch Y was created from commit X, and
the maintainer did not rebase branch X onto branch Y before merging.
It's not advised (more on that later), but nothing is stopping you
from doing it either.
> Y1 -- Y2 -- Y3 (branches before merging)
>
I think there's a bit of irony in paying *anything* for Git related
training. The man pages and this book pretty much cover everything better
than any paid resource. https://git-scm.herokuapp.com/book/en/v2
That company is charging around ~$400/hr. I'm guessing their business model
is to mostly do
Can you run this on the folder(s) that contain your PHP files?
find /tmp/ -ls
If anything there doesn't have the read and/or execute flag set, that's
probably your problem. I know you've probably already checked this, but
it's an easy thing to miss. If you want to recursively set all your PHP
fil
