Rebase is may favourite part of git. Committing a small bug fix as you go and then plucking it out and moving it to the front of the queue is just so handy and

Rebase is may favourite part of git. Committing a small bug fix as you go and then plucking it out and moving it to the front of the queue is just so handy and avoids all those "Implement feature X, and a few bug fixes too, lol" commits. Not to mention a stream of WIP commits that mean at any point I can diff the mess I've made in my editor to when it was last working (or any other time). Often that's enough to reveal the problem. If you don't commit often enough, you can't do that, but if you can't rebase, the history is full of junk that should be collapsed before going public.