How to disable fast-forwarding in Git?

Question

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Good afternoon, we are mastering Git.
We work through pull requests from our own repositories into one common one.
We still want to use ftploy.com
to upload to the hosting. But there was a problem, ftploy does not see that we have frozen another pull request on the main repository.
I contacted support and they replied:
Currently, if you're using Bitbucket and utilizing merges you need to turn off fast-forwarding on your local Git install.
After reading the documentation, I didn’t understand anything where to turn it off and how my local git is connected to the main repository located on another account.
Any advice?

Answer 1

You can disable ff in the config:
git config --add merge.ff false
I'm not familiar with ftploy, so I can't say anything more here.