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If you use "b" for break in an interactive rebase, magit status will forget that a rebase is happening. b at the start of the file is a really convenient way to start before your first commit. For example, if I want to spell-check a file before my change.
I also see similar behavior when using "x" for "exec".
Reproduction:
Start an interactive rebase. For example, "r -i u"
Add a "b" for "break" on a line by itself between two lines in the rebase
Start rebase
Observe that when the break happens, magit status no longer shows anything about the ongoing rebase
run git rebase --continue in the terminal
Note this does not happen with edit.
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If you use "b" for break in an interactive rebase, magit status will forget that a rebase is happening.
b
at the start of the file is a really convenient way to start before your first commit. For example, if I want to spell-check a file before my change.I also see similar behavior when using "x" for "exec".
Reproduction:
git rebase --continue
in the terminalNote this does not happen with
edit
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: