What happens when rebasing.
Amin Roslan / October 22, 2024
git
When rebasing MyBranch onto master, “incoming” refers to MyBranch (the branch being replayed), and “current” is master. Rebase resets MyBranch to master, replays its commits, and temporarily considers master as “current.” After rebasing, MyBranch becomes “current” again. This differs from merging, where “incoming” is the branch being merged, and “current” remains your branch.