[RangerScience]

Absolutely. When I get people into learning Git, I start with the obvious (checkout, commit) move to the essential (branches, forks) and then usually say "When you're comfortable with that, start playing around with rebase. When you get into trouble with that, come talk to me again, because that's the key learning moment."

I've learned more messing up when using fancy git rebase stuff than any tutorial.

[james_s_tayler]

O'Reilly have a free book on Git that is amazing. I find this to be the perfect level of detail. Easy to enough to read in a short enough time, detailed enough to grasp the magic under the hood.

https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/git-pocket-guide/978144...