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Basic test - I created a diff with bookmark `test`, as a branch from before the `master` commit - I updated working state to activate `test` - I landed that diff - I verified that the resulting working state was on the newly published `master` commit Non-bookmark test - I created a diff with bookmark `test`, as a branch from before the `master` commit - I updated working state to be the new commit, but not activate `test` even though it points to that same commit - I landed that diff - I verified that the resulting working state was on the newly published `master` commit Not-working state test - I created a diff with bookmark `test`, as a branch from before the `master` commit - I updated working state to an older commit not related to the one being landed - I landed that diff - I verified the ending resulting working state was on the older commit I was on prior to landing Multiple commits test - Using `test` bookmark I created a commit, made a diff, made another new commit on top of it, then updated the diff - I updated my working state to the first commit for the diff (non-head) - I ran `arc land test` to land the diff - I verified that the resulting working state was on the newly published `master` commit Landing while on `master` - I created a diff with a bookmark `test`, as a branch from before the `master` commit - I updated working state to the `master` bookmark - I landed that diff - I verified that the resulting working state was on the newly published `master` commit

Bookmark test - I created a diff with bookmark `test`, as a branch from before the `master` commit - I updated working state to activate `test` - I landed that diff - I verified that the resulting working state was on the newly published `master` commit Non-bookmark test - I created a diff with bookmark `test`, as a branch from before the `master` commit - I updated working state to be the new commit, but not activate `test` even though it points to that same commit - I landed that diff - I verified that the resulting working state was on the newly published `master` commit Not-working state test - I created a diff with bookmark `test`, as a branch from before the `master` commit - I updated working state to an older commit not related to the one being landed - I landed that diff - I verified the ending resulting working state was on the older commit I was on prior to landing Multiple commits test - Using `test` bookmark I created a commit that added a new file, made a diff, made another new commit on top of it which modified that file, then updated the diff - I updated my working state to the first commit for the diff (non-head) - I ran `arc land test` to land the diff - I verified that the resulting working state was on the newly published `master` commit Landing while on `master` - I created a diff with a bookmark `test`, as a branch from before the `master` commit - I updated working state to the `master` bookmark - I landed that diff - I verified that the resulting working state was on the newly published `master` commit

BasicBookmark test - I created a diff with bookmark `test`, as a branch from before the `master` commit - I updated working state to activate `test` - I landed that diff - I verified that the resulting working state was on the newly published `master` commit Non-bookmark test - I created a diff with bookmark `test`, as a branch from before the `master` commit - I updated working state to be the new commit, but not activate `test` even though it points to that same commit - I landed that diff - I verified that the resulting working state was on the newly published `master` commit Not-working state test - I created a diff with bookmark `test`, as a branch from before the `master` commit - I updated working state to an older commit not related to the one being landed - I landed that diff - I verified the ending resulting working state was on the older commit I was on prior to landing Multiple commits test - Using `test` bookmark I created a commit that added a new file, made a diff, made another new commit on top of it which modified that file, then updated the diff - I updated my working state to the first commit for the diff (non-head) - I ran `arc land test` to land the diff - I verified that the resulting working state was on the newly published `master` commit Landing while on `master` - I created a diff with a bookmark `test`, as a branch from before the `master` commit - I updated working state to the `master` bookmark - I landed that diff - I verified that the resulting working state was on the newly published `master` commit