It seems like everyone needs their own explanation of how git rebase --onto works. Here's a very short one :) For details see the linked article. git rebase --onto can...
...with two or three arguments. With two arguments the general syntax looks like this: git rebase --onto This will allow us to change the current parent to new one .
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This card will show you how to use git rebase --onto without confusion. Use case: You've got two feature branches (one and two), where two depends on one. Now...
...of branch two onto branch one. The easiest way for me to correctly use git rebase --onto is to count the number of additional commits of branch two and use...
In a nutshell: Use git rebase --onto target-branch source-commit target-branch means "branch you want to be based on" source-commit means "commit before your first feature commit...
...that are not yet in production (number 3 and 4). Just doing a simple git rebase production from my-feature-branch will do nothing, as production is already in its...