Steven Giesel • 8/17/2021

How to rebase onto a different branch with git

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This technical tutorial details the process of rebasing a Git branch onto a different base branch using the `git rebase --onto` command. It explains the scenario, provides the exact command syntax with an example, and visually describes how Git finds the common ancestor and reapplies commits. It's a practical solution for when cherry-picking is too time-consuming.

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