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by weavejester
5104 days ago
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The core concept of Git is simple. All its more complex features can be derived from the idea that Git is a database of commits (changes + metadata). A rebase is the act of changing the parent, or base, of a commit. So instead of a change being made to version A, you make the same change to version B. No time travel metaphors need to be involved, and IMO only complicate a very simple concept. The harder part is explaining why you'd want a rebase. |
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