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Use Rebase in git command

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git rebase branch_name

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# Suppose you have a feature branch called 'feature-branch' and you want to rebase it onto the 'main' branch.

# 1. Make sure you are on the 'feature-branch'
git checkout feature-branch

# 2. Fetch the latest changes from the 'main' branch
git fetch

# 3. Start the rebase
git rebase main

# During the rebase, you might encounter conflicts if there are changes that conflict with your 'feature-branch'. Git will guide you through resolving these conflicts.

# 4. If conflicts occurred, resolve them, add the resolved files, and continue with the rebase
# Repeat these steps for each conflicting file
git add <file-name>
git rebase --continue

# 5. Once the rebase is complete, push the rebased branch to remote (if it was already pushed before)
git push origin feature-branch --force

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