> I spoke to a person that didn't like rebasing who said that the threshing didn't matter because nobody reads the history. But for me it's one of the first too

> I spoke to a person that didn't like rebasing who said that the threshing didn't matter because nobody reads the history. But for me it's one of the first tools I reach for when I find a bug or confusing code, trying to understand the intent. If it's rebased then you're not reading the history; you're reading an artificial modification of what actually happened, performed by someone (possibly past-you) who thinks they know more about what you're trying to do. I don't rebase precisely because I want to read the history to see what happened.