If you have a branch with the #task_id, tracking your commits. Then later once you merge your branch into master, all the commits that occurred on master since you branched off master are also included in the git commits summary for that task.
Shouldn't it only include the tasks that were performed on the #task_id branch and not commits that appeared on the master branch?
Rabasing is also an issue. Tracking a branch with the #task_id and using a rebase strategy means that all commits from another branch are written on top of your #task_id branch. Those commits aren't related to the #task_id, and therefore shouldn't appear in the task git-commit summary.
Hey, Hermanus! Thank you so much for bringing this to my attention!
I've passed this to the engineering team, and they're investigating this issue now.
I'll reach out as soon as I have an update!
@Hermanus: Hey, Hermanus! I've just heard back from the engineering team and we've gone ahead and added this to our backlog. I'll reach out when this is, but it most likely won't be in the near future. If there's anything else I can assist you with, please let me know!
@Nate: Thanks!
@Hermanus: My pleasure. Let me know if there's anything else I can help you with!