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Describe the bug
Using rebase.updateRefs set to true in Git config, when moving a commit past a branch boundary the focused commit changes.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Starting from the Git state in the screenshot below, add a new commit with summary Part 1, Commit 3
Focus the commit in the Commits panel and use to move the commit down twice. The commit is now located between Part 2, Commit 1 and Part 1, Commit 2 at the HEAD of the feature/part-1 branch.
Expected behavior
The Part 1, Commit 3 commit remains focused in the Commits panel.
Actual behavior
The Part 1, Commit 2 commit is now focused in the Commits panel.
Moving a commit up past a branch boundary with also results in the focused commit unexpectedly changing.
Screenshots
Version info:
commit=, build date=, build source=homebrew, version=0.44.1, os=darwin, arch=arm64, git version=2.47.0
git version 2.47.0
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Describe the bug
Using
rebase.updateRefs
set totrue
in Git config, when moving a commit past a branch boundary the focused commit changes.To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Part 1, Commit 3
Part 2, Commit 1
andPart 1, Commit 2
at the HEAD of thefeature/part-1
branch.Expected behavior
The
Part 1, Commit 3
commit remains focused in the Commits panel.Actual behavior
The
Part 1, Commit 2
commit is now focused in the Commits panel.Moving a commit up past a branch boundary with also results in the focused commit unexpectedly changing.
Screenshots
Version info:
commit=, build date=, build source=homebrew, version=0.44.1, os=darwin, arch=arm64, git version=2.47.0
git version 2.47.0
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: