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blog.oddbit.com
You're working on a pull request. You've been working on a pull request for a while, and due to lack of sleep or inebriation you've been merging changes into your feature branch rather than rebasing. You now have a pull request that looks like this (I've marked merge commits with the text [merge]): 7e181479 Adds methods for widget sales 0487162 [merge] Merge remote-tracking branch 'origin/master' into my_feature 76ee81c [merge] Merge branch 'my_feature' of https://github.com/my_user_name/widgets into my_... |
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geoffrich.net
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williamdurand.fr
My git workflow involves creating a lot of short-lived branches (a.k.a. feature branches), switching between them and, sometimes, I need to rebase one of these branches. git rebase is a super useful git command and I recommend everyone to get more familiar with it (take a look at git rebase in depth for instance). |
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bengarvey.com
[AI summary] A practical guide to a simplified, safe workflow for managing version control with Git. |
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