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180180 work. One example might be that a project does not want merge
181181 commits to land in the mainline. It should be simple to take that
182182 high-level goal and make sure that the in-effect central repository
183- never get any merge commits.
183+ never gets any merge commits.
184184
185185 Git will not be replaced any time soon, despite it being more
186186 difficult to use than it ought to be. But we can already see what
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236236 the disease to me.
237237
238238 The best I can do now when making updates is to investigate the
239- lines that I am changing and finding the histories of any possible
239+ lines that I am changing and find the histories of any possible
240240 near-duplicate texts.
241241
242242[ 7 ] : https://git-scm.com/docs/gitglossary
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265265 I use the builtin commands for making patches and sending them
266266 ([ git-format-patch(1)] [ 10 ] and [ git-send-email(1)] [ 11 ] ). For programming and
267267 writing I use the basic, needed tools along with Emacs. Very
268- occassionally I will use GDB.
268+ occasionally I will use GDB.
269269
270270[ 10 ] : https://git-scm.com/docs/git-format-patch
271271[ 11 ] : https://git-scm.com/docs/git-send-email
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