git-imerge: add page

[waldyrious]

https://github.com/mhagger/git-imerge

/cc @mhagger

[mhagger]

I suggest changing the argument name to branch_to_rebase_onto, since your branch will end up on top of the other branch; the other branch is not changed.

[waldyrious]

Sure! as a non-native English speaker, these nuances sometimes elude me :) thanks for the review!

[mhagger]

I didn't know about this tldr thing, but it seems useful.

I think you've captured the most important git imerge commands with good explanations.

Do tldr pages typically mention where commands can be installed from, or include cross-references to the main documentation? git imerge is not part of standard Git, so I would expect that to be a frequent question.

But anyway, 👍 thanks for this ✨

[waldyrious]

Do tldr pages typically mention where commands can be installed from, or include cross-references to the main documentation? git imerge is not part of standard Git, so I would expect that to be a frequent question.

Yeah, I thought about that too, but it hasn't been the case so far. I suppose the expectation is that when someone tldr's a command, it's because they already know about it, which seems fair. Still, a future "references", "links" or "notes" section is certainly something we should consider. C.f. #785

[waldyrious]

Given the blessing of the tool's author himself, I'll self-merge :)

[leostera]

👍