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mislav.net
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| | | | | How to settle on whether to merge or rebase at specific points in a team-shared git workflow. | |
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felixrieseberg.com
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| | | | | You need to rebase a feature branch you worked on weeks ago. Merge conflicts everywhere. But: There's hope. Use "git merge --squash". | |
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aaronbos.dev
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| | | Git's rebase functionality could be one of the most polarizing features of the ubiquitous version control system. Some have horror stories of rebasing branches, while others use it whenever possible. In this post, we'll be touching on the interactive rebase feature which can reduce a lot of the anxiety around rebasing Git branches. | ||