rn20: expand a but about Dscho's work on interactive rebase #193
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Add an information from Dscho about the use of Scientist library to ensure that the patches making interactive rebase faster are in fact correct. I'm not sure if the new information is well connected to the rest of it; as it is now, this point has actually two endings...
jnareb
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@jnareb I think this could go into a short separate article just below the existing one on rebase -i. |
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@chriscool I don't mind changing it into a (short) article. This would solve the problem of two endings ;-) |
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Ok I will do that then. |
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See 23f9abe |
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Add an information from Dscho about the use of Scientist library to ensure that the patches making interactive rebase faster are in fact correct.
I'm not sure if the new information is well connected to the rest of it; as it is now, this point has actually two endings...