How to understand the review revisions line?
The company I work for requests that commit history from branches must always be linear.
In Upsource, sometimes, even if it is linear, the connection between revisions is displayed in a dashed line.
I haven't found any documentation about the different meaning for that. Is there any place that explains the concept of a solid line (obvious) or the different other possibilities?
Below an example of what I'm saying:
Any help is appreciated.
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Solid line means the previous commit was the immediate parent. A dashed line means there were other commits in between the commits marked for review.
It basically gives the reviewer a little hint that other changes were made to the repo but aren't in the review.