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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...

git rebase -i -> mark your commit with edit git reset HEAD~ (remove the marked commit, but keep its changes) Make several commits (optionally setting the previous author manually...

...git rebase --continue Detailed instructions Basically, you will review the last n commits and stop at the splittable commit. Then you'll undo that commit and put its changes into...