Git rebase is not that scary

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[@KakatkarAkshay]

In case you mess up the rebase but you haven't removed .git folder, you can use git reflog to get commit history before rebase. Rebase is really not hard. I find it's the same as cherry-pick. Btw you should also show git rebase -i and squash, edit and things.

[@user-wy1pe3sl3t]

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[@sahiljaiswal9270]

suppose M1, M2,... mean commits in master branch and B1, B2, ... means commits in a particular branch. if you go to that branch and run git rebase master it does this:(M3 added as new commit before B1, B2 in branch's log)
B1->B2 B1->B2
^ ^
M1->M2->M3 M1->M2->M3
and if you do the opposite, the main branch is shifted along the branch which is a problem. (B1,B2 added as new commits before M3 in master's log)

B1->B2->M3...(master continues here)
^
M1->M2

[@jk-sm6qr]

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[@ratulsamanta9380]

Thank u for sharing such content. Really good content

[@ajaysubramaniam4453]

What is the difference between rebasing from master and feature branch?

[@uttamsharma3242]

This was really very informative!!

[@sumedhux]

Thumbnail is so nice

[@afamsval]

Thank you Sir

[@sivasai6890]

Thank you so much sir❤

[@amaurya5556]

best git course out there

[@RohitChhabirajYadav]

Thank you sir ji

[@ankushladani496]

Add more comments guys don't only see content and go away.
Atleast this man deserves a like and share.😊

[@harshitpant07]

what i learnt here is I don't care about the history so I don't care if their is a command called `git rebase feature ` .... :)

[@VivekKumarito]

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[@cyb3rjunky609]

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[@not_amanullah]

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[@shreyvasani8751]

Can you provide notes ?

[@ankushladani496]

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[@imamansoni]

I'll watch this video again 1 or 2 times to get clear idea.

[@imamansoni]

Now i understand it a bit better 😅

[@ankitkashyap2005]

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[@Entire.Studio]

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[@RohitChhabirajYadav]

#git #github

[@2amCoder]

what about abort? it will end everything?

[@ofcljaved]

The main keypoint: NEVER DO REBASE ON MASTER/MAIN BRANCH... NEVER

[@punk9004]

Just scratched my head with the rebase over a os contribution and this video is like how I approached it but it took hours for me😂

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