Why does the graph in sourcetree look so different from git log?

Tamara Jordan

Here is the graph I get when running the command `git log --graph --oneline --decorate --all`

It's completely linear. origin/chord-groups and master share mutual commits.

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However this is the graph I get in Sourcetree:

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I'm struggling to understand why the graph isn't linear. The graph implies that chord-groups and master don't share the same history.

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Seth

Check to see if SourceTree is displaying commits in "Date Order" or "Ancestor Order", and try switching it. I've seen other people report situations where somehow using one or the other results in a situation where SourceTree displays a child commit lower on the list than its parent, and that completely destroys its ability to render correct lines.