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by twopoint718
5036 days ago
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I like how Joe points out that rebasing raises the same issues as time travel, namely paradoxes. If you have rebased commits that others have pulled, then you've created a situation where a commit both does and does not exist. Also interesting is how rebasing can reorder the dates as seen in the log. All that git really cares about is the parentage of some commit. Good and insightful post. |
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