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How-to articles, tricks, and solutions about GIT REBASE

How to Change Commit Message In Git

Don’t underestimate the role of the commit message, as it is important for managing the work. In this snippet, you will find the steps to change your commit message.

git git branch git rebase git commit git push git add

How to Change Older or Multiple Git Commit Messages

Sometimes, you need to go back to the older commits and modify commit messages. In this tutorial find how to change the older and multiple commit messages.

git git rebase git commit

How to Combine Multiple Git Commits into One

Don’t overload your git log with meaningless commits. Combine multiple commits into one with the help of our tutorial. See the explanation with codes.

git git branch git rebase git commit

How to Make the Current Commit the Only Commit in a Git Repository

In this tutorial, you will get the codes of how to make the current commit as an initial one in one repository. The case of submodules is also discussed.

git git rebase git push git repository git submodule git remote

How to Rebase Git Branch

Don’t waste your time struggling with Git. Here you can find the three commands that you should run to rebase your branch. See the explanation with codes.

git git branch git rebase git commit

How to Reset or Revert a File to a Specific Version in Git

There are cases when you need to revert or reset a file to a specific version. With the help of this tutorial you will easily manage it.

git file git rebase git commit git checkout git repository git revert git reset git undo

How to Squash Git Commits After They Have Been Pushed

The tutorial provides the solution to the question of squashing already pushed commits to the remote repository. Also, find information about force pushing.

git git branch git rebase git commit git push git repository

How to Undo Git Rebase

In this short tutorial, you will find information about undoing a git rebase in a quite straightforward way. Do it by just following these simple steps.

git git branch git rebase git reflog git reset