Branches graph at GitHub

One of my favorite features of GitHub (and, probably, pretty much any other git client) is the graphical representation of branches. Ā It usually gives a crystal clear picture of how the source tree came about to be. Ā But I think today I actually managed to confuse the heck out of it. Ā Have a look at the screenshot below.

A couple of commits ago it was a master branch (black) and a stable branch (magenta). Ā Then I (if I remember correctly) created a test branch from the latest stable, pushed it, switched to stable branch, reverted one commit, and pushed it as well, then added a couple of commits to master and merged it into test. Ā Pushed and got the thing above. Ā Weird looking source tree mutant.

Anyway, I’m sure it will sort itself out some time later.

P.S.: Indeed, as expected, after just a few more merges, commits, and pushes the tree sorted itself out. Ā Lovely GitHub, very lovely!

Day in brief

  • Apparently, I got really drunk on April 17 and upgraded my hosting server to Centos 5.6. I have no recollection of that. #
  • Inbox Zero! Not a single message in my inbox right now, read or otherwise. #
  • New note : Install 1GHz Overclocked Rooted Android 2.2 FroYo On Motorola Defy http://bit.ly/iAaVhQ #
  • Just pushed new version of the project to the live server: 765 files changed, 74540 insertions(+), 2712 deletions(-). Now that's a release! #