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so `git rebase HEAD~5..HEAD --onto other-branch-with-3-new-commits` ? And now you have conflicts, how is that weird? I can't think of a magic tool which would g
by hbogert 2y ago
so `git rebase HEAD~5..HEAD --onto other-branch-with-3-new-commits` ? And now you have conflicts, how is that weird? I can't think of a magic tool which would guarantee you a conflict-free solution with your described scenario.
What I don't understand is that, iiuc, you do not get conflicts with your stashing approach. Again, iiuc, this would result in the same conflicts as the rebase way, if not, you're not telling us something important in the way your are rebasing.
- kevmo314 2y ago> Again, iiuc, this would result in the same conflicts as the rebase way Yeah I mean I agree I would have expected too but it's not what happens to me. Like I said I'm sure I'm using it wrong but that's my gripe with git: I don't think it's very user friendly.