branches diverge, it is not trivial to merge them again. If
git-debrebase encounters a normal `git merge' it will stop and fail.
I have ideas about how to do better at this, but it's not a trivial
-problem. gbp pq handles this kind of situation by asking you to merge
-the actual patches: ie, you can end up resolving merge conflicts in
-diffs. Most of the other tools handle this badly too. Watch this
+problem. gbp pq sometimes handles this kind of situation by expecting
+you to merge the actual patches: ie, you can end up resolving merge
+conflicts in diffs. The tools can handle this badly too. Watch this
space. But, for now, avoid allowing your git-debrebase branch to
diverge. git-debrebase will help you with that by often spotting when
it is about to occur.