I definitely sympathise with the confusing and scary command names! "reset" is the worst in my opinion. Rebase is kind of the natural choice once you understand

I definitely sympathise with the confusing and scary command names! "reset" is the worst in my opinion. Rebase is kind of the natural choice once you understand the data model, but it doesn't necessarily make it more approachable. `git rebase main` will modify your currently checked out branch to make the commits on that branch now branch off of the current value of main. It won't update main or modify it in any other way, only your current branch. You can equally `git rebase 347ae9` to have them come off a specific commit. If you know what a tree is (in the general computer science sense, not the git term of art) it's well worth taking a little time to learn the underlying data model in my opinion.