Is there a way to keep commits in dev and master in sync?

Question

git

I understand with GIT, I can not understand if I'm doing the right thing.
origin is in bitbucket
there is a branch master -> dev -> feature
made edits in feature , then commit , pushed feature to bitbucket, made a pull request in dev .
accepted a pull request in dev
then it became possible to make a pull request from dev to master , did.
As a result, in the local repository the following picture (after git fetch --all):
remotes/origin/dev 8a124cd Merged in feature (pull request #1)
remotes/origin/master bb5e064 Merged in dev (pull request #2)
and when I create a new feature branch from dev , it also has the latest commit version at odds with master
feature/d3 8a124cd Merged in feature (pull request #1)
how to after merge dev -> master on dev was there an actual commit with master?

Answer 1

You can go to dev, merge from master, and then create your new feature.