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How to keep your Git history clean with interactive rebase

Nov 23, 2020Tobias Günther
How to keep your Git history clean with interactive rebase
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This post details the practical application of Git's interactive rebase command for cleaning up local commit history. It explains how to correct old commit messages, combine multiple commits into one (squashing), and fix mistakes by applying changes from a new commit to an older one (fixup). The post emphasizes that these operations should only be performed on local history before it's shared remotely.

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