[PascalPrecht]

Hi, Pascal here. The author.

Just to clarify this: The aim of rebasing is not a clean commit history. It enables you to make one in case you've been creating lots of work-in-progress commits with no semantic meaning, which makes it harder to work with it.

However, even if you stick to that, it's not like rebasing isn't of value anymore. You might still be interesting in squashing your commits or splitting them up or simply rebase on branch on top of another for various reason.

That said, I'd recommend to not advocate not to rebase if it's based on the assumption that it's only useful for clean commit histories.