Beispiele für die verwendung von Git rebase auf Englisch und deren übersetzungen ins Deutsch
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How to undo a git rebase using the reflog.
To begin an interactive rebasing session, pass the i option to the git rebase command.
When in git rebase--onto mode the command expands to.
These options will alter the git rebase output look and feel.
Running git rebase with the-i flag begins an interactive rebasing session.
These mechanisms include: Commit--amend, git rebase and git reflog.
So, before you run git rebase, always ask yourself,"Is anyone else looking at this branch?
You can runrebase interactively by adding the-i option to git rebase.
Now, every time you run git rebase, you will see this message.
The following returns the commit ID of the original base, which you can then pass to git rebase.
Git rebase-- d means during playback the commit will be discarded from the final combined commit block.
Either option is perfectly valid,but at least now you have the option of leveraging the benefits of git rebase.
The first step in any workflow that leverages git rebase is to create a dedicated branch for each feature.
You can learn more aboutinteractive rebasing and additional rebase commands on the git rebase page.
If you're not entirely comfortable with git rebase, you can always perform the rebase in a temporary branch.
Utilizing git rebase during the review and merge stages of a feature branch will create enforce a cohesive Git history of feature merges.
If you use pull requests as part of your code review process, you need to avoid using git rebase after creating the pull request.
When calling git rebase, you have two options for the new base: The feature's parent branch(e.g., master), or an earlier commit in your feature.
To modify older or multiple commits, you can use git rebase to combine a sequence of commits into a new base commit.
Its git merge and git rebase commands offer alternative ways to integrate commits from different branches, and both options come with their own advantages.
The--continue and--abort command linearguments can be passed to git rebase to advance or reset the the rebase when dealing with conflicts.
In standard mode, git rebase allows you to literally rewrite history- automatically applying commits in your current working branch to the passed branch head.
Since your new commits will be replacing the old,it's important to not use git rebase on commits that have been pushed public, or it will appear that your project history disappeared.
In the Conceptual Overview section, we saw how a feature branch can incorporate upstreamchanges from master using either git merge or git rebase.
This use of git rebase is similar to a local cleanup(and can be performed simultaneously), but in the process it incorporates those upstream commits from master.
In these or similar instances where it's important to preserve a clean project history,adding the-i option to git rebase allows you to run rebase interactive.
In this article, we will compare git rebase with the related git merge command and identify all of the potential opportunities to incorporate rebasing into the typical Git workflow.
However, this will expire after a while, so the commit will eventually be garbage collected,similar to commits discarded with git commit--amend or git rebase.
For example, if you want to change the last three commit messages, or any of the commit messages in that group,you supply as an argument to git rebase-i the parent of the last commit you want to edit, which is HEAD~2^ or HEAD~3.
The first 4 hooks let you plug into the entire commit life cycle, and the final 2 let you perform some extra actions orsafety checks for the git checkout and git rebase commands.