Rebase onto Another Branch

Introduction

Git is a powerful version control system that allows developers to collaborate on projects efficiently. One of the most useful features of Git is the ability to rebase a branch onto another branch. This allows developers to incorporate changes from one branch into another while maintaining a clean and linear history.

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Rebase onto Another Branch

As a developer, you are working on a project with multiple branches. You have made changes to your branch and want to incorporate those changes into another branch. However, you don't want to merge the branches because you want to maintain a clean and linear history.

Tasks

For this challenge, let's use the repository from https://github.com/labex-labs/git-playground.

1. Navigate to the directory and configure the identity.
2. Create and switch to a branch called one-branch.
3. Add "hello,world" to the README.md file, add it to the staging area and commit it with the message "Added some changes to README.md".
4. Switch to the master branch.
5. Ensure that your local master branch is up to date with the remote repository.
6. Rebase the one-branch onto the master branch.
7. Resolve any conflicts that arise during the rebase process.

This is the result of running git log:

commit eccff423dd6bf5335f76f2f364fa3b95130ff805 (HEAD -> master, one-branch)
Author: xiaoshengyunan <@users.noreply.github.com>
Date:   Sat Jul 22 23:10:04 2023 +0800

    Added some changes to README.md

Summary

Rebasing a branch onto another branch is a powerful feature of Git that allows developers to incorporate changes from one branch into another while maintaining a clean and linear history. By completing this challenge, you have learned how to use the git rebase command to rebase a branch onto another branch.