Rebasing Basics
Learn the basics of rebasing in Git to streamline your commit history and keep your branches clean. Git Rebasing Basics: A Beginner's Guide Rebasing in Git is a powerful way to rewrite commit history and create a cleaner, more linear project history. Unlike merging, rebasing places your changes on top of another branch, making the commit graph easier to understand. What is Git Rebase? The git rebase command transfers the base of your branch to another point in the repository history. This is particularly useful when integrating changes from one branch into another without creating unnecessary merge commits. Rebasing Workflow To rebase your feature branch onto the master branch, first switch to your feature branch, then use: git rebase master This will replay your branch commits on top of the latest master commits. Handling Conflicts During Rebase If conflicts arise, Git pauses the rebase for y...