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Currently when I'm using Git, I create a branch for each job and make various commits before I'm finished. I then merge back with my master branch and push upstream. I'm likely to have several branches at any one time and also flick between them mid-job as things crop up. But most of these commits are just save points, i.e. not that important in the grand scheme of things. So when I merge the branch, I'd like it if the branch logs didn't merge with the master logs. Is there a way to just merge the log message for commit g below (and not commits c or e)? a [master] | b (create branch 'job') |\ | \ | c | | d e | | f g (next step is to merge 'job' branch with 'master')
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