Rebase Plot:
There is brach named "kennel", this needs to be merged on to master without merge conflicts. So go to branch "kennel" and rebase "master" on it. Then go to "master" and merge "kennel" into "master".
Strategy :
1.git checkout kennel
2.git rebase master
3.git checkout master
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For no merge conflicts :
1. git fetch #retrieve changes from remote without merging into current branch.
2. git rebase #put the fetched remote commits beneath the present commits.
4.git merge kennel
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History
1. git log --pretty=oneline
2. git diff
3. git diff master elephant #compare one brachn with another.
4. git diff HEAD~2 HEAD
5. git log -p
6. git blame <file_name>
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7. git config user.email "admin@example.com %local repo config
8. git config alias.commitasli commit
There is brach named "kennel", this needs to be merged on to master without merge conflicts. So go to branch "kennel" and rebase "master" on it. Then go to "master" and merge "kennel" into "master".
Strategy :
1.git checkout kennel
2.git rebase master
3.git checkout master
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For no merge conflicts :
1. git fetch #retrieve changes from remote without merging into current branch.
2. git rebase #put the fetched remote commits beneath the present commits.
4.git merge kennel
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History
1. git log --pretty=oneline
2. git diff
3. git diff master elephant #compare one brachn with another.
4. git diff HEAD~2 HEAD
5. git log -p
6. git blame <file_name>
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7. git config user.email "admin@example.com %local repo config
8. git config alias.commitasli commit
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