Yes, that's how I thought it was meant to be used.
(At first I got confused reading this article because I assumed that's what they were talking about too.)
>> the feature branch is reset to master, after which the commits are re-applied on top of feature
Is that not rebasing 'feature' on top of 'master'?
>> the feature branch is reset to master, after which the commits are re-applied on top of feature
Is that not rebasing 'feature' on top of 'master'?