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Rebasing removes the commits that have been applied to the target branch from repository. | Rebasing removes the commits that have been applied to the target branch from repository. | ||
=Practical Use Cases= | |||
==Moving a Branch Forward== | |||
Revision as of 16:45, 5 August 2019
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Overview
Be aware that rebasing rewrites history.
Simple Rebasing
Only two branches are involved.
More Complex Rebasing
Rewriting History
Rebasing removes the commits that have been applied to the target branch from repository.