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Beginners Guide to Git Rebasing

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If you’ve ever submitted a pull request to an open source there is a good chance you’ve heard these two awful words:

Please Rebase

At this point you either throw your hands up and say oh well or start researching how to actually do a rebase.

The official documentation is rather confusing because it attempts to outline every type of rebase Git supports.

Rob Allen decided to simplify this and wrote up a beginners guide to doing a rebase.

Rob was able to simplify it down to just 6 steps and makes Git rebasing much more approachable.

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Eric is the creator of Laravel News and has been covering Laravel since 2012.

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