Is it possible to have fast-farwarded merges when using subtree merge
strategy? The problem is that I have multiple repos that I want to
pool in another separate repo using differnent folders. And I want
that the history of the pool repo being just composition of all
commits from all the subrepos. Just linear composition. I tried to use
subtree merge strategy as it is described on github 
http://help.github.com/subtree-merge/
But I get additional commits with messages like "Merge branch 'master'
of github.com:user/repo" that I don't want to.

``git pull -s subtree *** --ff *** repo master`` instead of just ``git
pull -s subtree repo master`` results in the same non-fast-forwarded
merge.

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