In our Git repository we have a few merges from branches that should have been merged with --no-ff
but were not. These merges were made a long time ago.
Is there any way to force/insert a commit as if we were running those old merges with the --no-ff
argument?
One of the supers on the project enjoys GitHub's network view and wanted to be able to see the individual branches, which are all merged into one line when a fast-forward occurs.