Closed nikhil-marathe-skydio closed 1 year ago
Hi @nikhil-marathe-skydio,
Thanks for reporting this! We'll be looking into this further.
Cheers, - Dylan from Sublime HQ
I am often in the same situation. Moreover, I just noticed that the resulting, merged commit (relevant commit A and the commit B which I want do melt in without keeping its message) has the author date of B instead of A. For my understanding this is not desired.
Hi all,
Sublime Merge 2086 (development build) has been released which fixes this. This fix will also be available in the next stable build.
Kind regards, - Dylan from Sublime HQ
Problem description
When squashing a commit into its parent using the Sublime Merge context menu option, the commit message ordering is reversed in a way that is not intuitive with how Git itself and other git clients work.
e.g.
nice commit title (has now become part of the commit message)
nice commit message