Merge Commit - CI/CD Glossary Definition
A merge commit is a commit with two or more parents that joins diverged branches together, recording exactly where and when they were combined. It is the result of a non-fast-forward git merge.
A merge commit is a commit with two or more parents that joins diverged branches together, recording exactly where and when they were combined. It is the result of a non-fast-forward git merge.
A merge commit is a commit with two or more parents that joins diverged branches together, recording exactly where and when they were combined. It is the result of a non-fast-forward git merge.
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