On Sun, Jul 1, 2012 at 5:30 PM, Subramanya Sastry <ssas...@wikimedia.org> wrote: > > One thing I just noticed when looking at the git history via gitk (on > Ubuntu) is that the history looks totally spaghetti and it is hard to make > sense of the history. This seems to have happened since the switch to git > and post-commit review workflow. It might be worth considering this as > well. git pull --rebase (which I assume is being used) usually helps > eliminate noisy merge commits, but I suspect something else is going on -- > post-review commit might be one reason. Is this something that is worth > fixing and can be fixed? Is there some gerrit config that lets gerrit > rebase before merge to let fast-forwarding and eliminate noisy merges? > Yes, this can be configured in Gerrit on a per-repo basis. I seem to recall we had a reason for not enabling this but I don't remember that discussion very well or whether it took place at all.
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