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commits that are reachable from an anonymous head in the [view](#view).
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Ancestors of a visible commit are implicitly visible.
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Intuitively, visible commits are the "latest versions" of a revision with a
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given [change id](#change-id). A commit that's abandoned or
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[rewritten](#rewrite) stops being visible and is labeled as "hidden". Such
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commits are no longer accessible using a change id, but they are still
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accessible by their [commit id](#commit-id).
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## View
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A view is a snapshot of branches and their targets, anonymous heads,
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