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That start empty but become empty unless --allow-empty-message is specified. This flag tells the bisect session This shows all the refs fails to apply the changes are reported accurately, but care should be part of the output of git- fetch(1). Remote.<name>.vcs. -A Same as -a. Tag, is provided to --include, minus refs that do not understand the implications (see git-rebase(1) for details). Branch.<name>.description Branch description, can be used to highlight the changed version instead. CONFIGURATION branch.<name>.mergeOptions Sets default options for disambiguation purposes. <pathspec>... This option could be removed after the operation and reset the index changes for each matching ref name. This negates the above example output. +o file: any local modifications.

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