I have the following situation:
I have a Git repository with three branches: master, develop and a feature_branch.
Master has five commits, develop is branched of the latest commit and has ten additional commits. From the head of develop, the branch feature_branch is branched off and has three more commits. These three commits of the feature branch are combined in one Diff which has been accepted.
Now the Diffential homepage says:
Next step: `arc land feature_branch`
If I do so (or more precisely `arc land feature_branch --preview`), this command intends to land these changes on master, not on develop.
Should it be like this? I thought that the desired behavior in this case is to land on develop not on master.
After checking `arc help land`, I realized that I can achieve this behavior with the following command.
`arc land --onto develop`.
Wouldn't it be better to use this message on the webpage?