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Learn the key differences between git merge and git rebase, and when to use each technique for integrating changes from one branch into another.

Git Merge vs. Rebase: Key Differences

I see the concepts are really gorgeous when combining with git checkout and they really helped me in many ways. Thank you very much for your detailed shared posts!

We usually rebease feature branches on latest master, then we merge them into master. This way we have a clear git tree where the master goes straight forward with the features being small detours.

This will be more understandable by doing a merge and rebase