Awesome animations. It is great to see a diagrammatic representation of these git commands.
For "git pull", is the animation correct? I would have expected it to fetch the commits and then do a ff merge.
For clarity, it would also help to distinguish between the remote repository and the local remote branches in the animations.
I also expected the ff merge. But now she already has an animation for git pull --no-ff if ever she needs one. 😉
git pull --no-ff
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Awesome animations. It is great to see a diagrammatic representation of these git commands.
For "git pull", is the animation correct? I would have expected it to fetch the commits and then do a ff merge.
For clarity, it would also help to distinguish between the remote repository and the local remote branches in the animations.
I also expected the ff merge. But now she already has an animation for
git pull --no-ffif ever she needs one. 😉