Hello!
On a git-svn tracked project, I have created several feature branches,
each beeing a child of the master branch. What I now want to do, is
combine all these features in a "build" branch. This itself is no problem:
git co -b build
git merge features/feature1 features/feature2
Where I get into trouble, is when there are new commits in the master
branch. First I do a rebase of features/feature1 and features/feature2
to the new master HEAD and resolve all conflicts.
But what do I do with my "build" branch now? Doing a rebase I will get
the same conflicts as I had before when rebasing the feature branches.
The only solution I see right now, is to drop the build branch and
create a new one.
Any ideas / comments?
Tobias
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