scottnonnenberg

Feel free to reach out. :0)

Yep, as I mention down-thread, merges only happen at GitHub/GitLab/etc.

The two mistaken scenarios I run into the most are:

1. `git pull` when I'm not in the right branch, which will want to do a merge.

2. When I have commit access on the master branch, and I do a `git merge branch` when that branch hasn't been properly rebased on master. My preference is no merge commit here, so I like that Git can catch this.

Wouldn't it make sense to turn that off per-project when you encounter it?

My local configuration doesn't need to be ready to create merge commits because those happen on GitHub/GitLab/etc. When I rebase, it's my own pull request on top of a more recent master - the signer remains me.