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How to interpret pending back arrow in SmartGit Git log?

I'm having problems with git merging.

Instead of asking a question about the problems I am facing, I would like to ask a question about how to interpret arrow / branch histories when viewing a Git log using the "log" command in SmartGit.

Here are two screenshots of SmartGit magazine.

The first is understandable to me, but I turn it on so that people reading this question see the context of the branches. This shows the current end of the branches:

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Here is a screenshot of the Git magazine, once previous in history:

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I do not understand what is meant by the complex arrows in the screenshot above.

Here is what I understand do :

  • The thin red and blue arrows represent a merger that has not yet been completed. I understand it.

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