Intermediate
Git & Version Control
Q48 / 100
What does "git rebase -i" (interactive rebase) allow you to do?
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The correct answer is A) It allows you to edit, reorder, squash (combine), split, or drop commits before they are applied onto a new base, giving fine-grained control over commit history
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Correct Answer
It allows you to edit, reorder, squash (combine), split, or drop commits before they are applied onto a new base, giving fine-grained control over commit history
Explanation
Interactive rebase opens an editor listing commits with actions (pick, squash, edit, drop, etc.) that you can modify, commonly used to clean up commit history before merging a feature branch.
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