Rewrite your branch history to create a cleaner and more linear project timeline.
Rebase takes the commits from your branch and reapplies them on top of another base commit. Instead of creating a merge commit, this can produce a more linear history that is easier to read.
Rebase is powerful, but it changes commit history, so it needs to be used carefully. Understanding interactive rebase, conflict resolution, and why rebasing shared branches can cause problems is important for both interviews and real-world Git workflows.
What you'll walk away knowing
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