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The new "rebase -x" seems really useful. It runs a test script on all patches in the history, making it useful for getting a bunch of patches tested for merging

by exDM69 10y ago

The new "rebase -x" seems really useful. It runs a test script on all patches in the history, making it useful for getting a bunch of patches tested for merging at once. This makes it easier to not have broken commits (e.g. ones that don't build) in master, which in turn makes git bisect more useful.

bboreham 10y ago
Can someone say how this differs from 'git rebase -i --exec' ?
- peff 10y ago
  It doesn't. It's just more convenient to use, and we took the opportunity to make people aware of the existing `--exec` feature.
- epmatsw 10y ago
  It can be non-interactive now. Think "git rebase master"
  - eightbit 10y ago
    git rebate... I wonder if there's also git refund, git coupon and git discount?
    - epmatsw 10y ago
      Sigh. Why can't all autocorrects handle git verbs?