Gunnar Morling • 3/16/2020

Reworking Git Branches with git filter-branch

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This article details a real-world problem faced by the Debezium team at Red Hat: merging and backporting documentation changes between branches with vastly different file structures. It explains the convoluted merge conflict involving monolithic vs. modularized AsciiDoc files and presents a solution using git filter-branch to isolate and apply specific changes, serving as a practical case study for advanced Git workflows.

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