Hi!
My question is pretty easy. What does the pink line mean?. The other lines blue and purple are my other two branches (that’s clear).
Perhaps it means that I did local non uploaded commit and later uploaded in the date of the end of the pink line?.
Thank you so much,
Cheers 
I don’t think those colors have special meanings. It looks like SM just uses blue, purple, pink, … from left to right.
Hi Jun-Fei,
May be… but I don’t have a branch for that pink line as I do have for the blue and purple…
That’s the main reason I’m asking it really…
Cheers!
You didn’t do a rebase before merging, thus there is an extra merge commit, hence the red line.
But… I didn’t really do the merge… that was done by a workmate. Although the pink square points to me as the issuer…
So… you said as if all was done be me… but two parts are involved here… and I really still don’t understand it… sorry
perhaps can it mean…
My workmate Asier was in A
I changed the branch with that commit
Later Asier, did a merge without doing a pull. Could that explain it?.
Cheers
I did a commit and later my workmate Asier, did a merge but he didn’t really have
As suggested in Merging branches, you probably need a git 101 tutorial, which is not related to Sublime Merge but git itself.
May be but I think I have the ideas more or less clear about merging and rebasing as I have read about rebase (I use a lot merging, but not rebasing) … I think the doubt we have here (and that have both )… is perhaps why that red line appears and if my supposition in my last comment is right…
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/18584376/git-what-exactly-is-a-merge-commit-in-git maybe this answer on SO still confuses you but you probably can google keywords: git, why, merge commit for numerous articles explaining that.
To get rid of it, do rebase instead. (or git pull --rebase in your case)
