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The commit counting method is different from what git describe uses — it counts commits on the path via the first parents only. This is a bit arbitrary, and also can cause ordering issues when a merge commit version precedes a version of the parent because it happened to be the second one. Is it intentional?
The commit counting method is different from what
git describe
uses — it counts commits on the path via the first parents only. This is a bit arbitrary, and also can cause ordering issues when a merge commit version precedes a version of the parent because it happened to be the second one. Is it intentional?And thank you for the plugin!
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