I'm not always very happy with the conflicts git rebase gives me.
For example when I try to bring an old feature branch forward, or when I have two private branches with a common history that I've touched on one side and want rebase to apply my history change onto the other branch, I'm often made to resolve a lot more conflict that seems necessary.
There are scripts like git-imerge that give some much nicer conflicts. imerge may not be perfect, but I think it shows there's room for a more clever algorithm.
I'd happily have a git rebase --full-resolver --wuauctl option that consumes a mysteriously large amounts of CPU time, if it saves me some manual conflict resolution =)
For example when I try to bring an old feature branch forward, or when I have two private branches with a common history that I've touched on one side and want rebase to apply my history change onto the other branch, I'm often made to resolve a lot more conflict that seems necessary.
There are scripts like git-imerge that give some much nicer conflicts. imerge may not be perfect, but I think it shows there's room for a more clever algorithm.
I'd happily have a git rebase --full-resolver --wuauctl option that consumes a mysteriously large amounts of CPU time, if it saves me some manual conflict resolution =)