Git Rebase Break

Git's break command, introduced in version 2.20.0, allows developers to pause interactive rebases at specific points without targeting particular commits. Unlike the edit command, break functions as a debugging breakpoint, enabling users to inspect code, run tests, add commits, or amend changes during the rebase process. The tutorial demonstrates creating a sample repository, performing an interactive rebase with break points, and shows practical applications like amending commit messages and adding forgotten files mid-rebase.