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As far as I know you can't start another rebase -i while you're in this situation. But it's been almost two years since I last used rebase -i so I might be wron
by sunshowers 1y ago
As far as I know you can't start another rebase -i while you're in this situation. But it's been almost two years since I last used rebase -i so I might be wrong.
- 1718627440 1y agoYes, that's because a rebase in git is nothing special, so you influence the rebase with normal git commands. When you do normal interaction like committing or resetting these become part of the rebase.