I was trying to delete an empty branch that accidentally got created, when to my surprise it said that this weird little branch had a child! Which was strange, because visually it did not appear to have a child, it didn't even have any change-sets in it. I looked into its children and somehow a branch that was split off from this empty branches parent somehow became the child of the empty branch! I was wondering if there was a way to move this child back to the parent of the empty where it belongs or should I just resign myself to having a weird outlier?
What branch explorer visually says I have:
----main branch---|ch1|---------|ch2|---------|ch5|
| \ /
| \
| |ch3|---real branch---|ch4|
|
\
\----empty branch---
what I actually have:
----main branch---|ch1|----------------------|ch2|--------------------|ch5|
\ /
\ /
\ /
\----empty branch---\ /
\ /
|ch3|---real branch---|ch4|
what I want:
----main branch---|ch1|---------|ch2|--------|ch5|
\ /
\ /
|ch3|---real branch---|ch4|
