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When you rebase your feat branch on top of latest main, all commits in your feat branch are YOUR commits. Each of those commits change something relative to mai
by exceptione 2y ago
When you rebase your feat branch on top of latest main, all commits in your feat branch are YOUR commits. Each of those commits change something relative to main. Unless your are committing against yourself. So if you are confusing yourself (which should be rare because --I repeat-- all commits in your feat branch are your own commits) you have a good opportunity to clean up your own mess with git rebase -i.