Azure DevOps in Git what do blue and gray dot mean in graph as code branches and merges. Can any one share link which explains all this.
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Git graph experience:
- The blue dots represent any commit in the repo or a file
- The grey dots represent a merge commit.
- A line connects a commit to its ancestor commit. In case a commit does not show its parent within the next 50 commits, you will see an arrow that once clicked will connect the commit to its parent commit.
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