After running the following commands:
<code>git checkout feature
git add .
git commit -m "done"
git push
</code>
<code>git checkout feature
git add .
git commit -m "done"
git push
</code>
git checkout feature
git add .
git commit -m "done"
git push
Over on GitHub, it shows that feature branch is 1 commit ahead of main, I believe the graph looks something like this:
<code>*(main)
- - *(feature)
</code>
<code>*(main)
- - *(feature)
</code>
*(main)
- - *(feature)
I then merged the pull request from feature into main using the “rebase and merge” option.
However, after merging, the feature branch now shows:
<code>This branch is 1 commit ahead of, 1 commit behind main
</code>
<code>This branch is 1 commit ahead of, 1 commit behind main
</code>
This branch is 1 commit ahead of, 1 commit behind main
I expected the main and feature branches to be in sync at this point, with a graph like this:
<code>*
- - *(main,feature)
</code>
<code>*
- - *(main,feature)
</code>
*
- - *(main,feature)
The graph actually looks like this:
Why does this discrepancy occur?
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