Update warning message to be grammatically correct #1383
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June 13, 2020 05:41
I'm unsure what the specific intent of this message is. Is it specifically saying "you may be reversing history, which could loose commits", or "you may be rewriting history, which is bad practice", both, or something else?
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The irony of this does not escape me.
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I'm unsure what the specific intent of this message is. Is it specifically saying "you may be reversing history, which could lose commits", or "you may be rewriting history, which is bad practice", both, or something else? I ask, because it might be helpful to add a link to some git tutorial page which explains why it's bad or what could go wrong, or to make the message more specific.