What exact parameters you use for not changing the latter commits? Must be a very new feature, git's whole idea used to be that commits are on top of the previous ones, rewriting one needs rewrite of all the latter ones.
Instead of making a sarcastic response, just state plainly what you mean. This prevents you having to get into dumb arguments that don't mean anything to people who don't already know what you're trying to say.
literally just 'git rebase origin/main' to insert new commits to main into my branch history prior to the commits I made. No rewrites of later commits required if there are no conflicts. You seem to have an extreme misunderstanding of how git works.
embedding-shape|14 days ago
What exact parameters you use for not changing the latter commits? Must be a very new feature, git's whole idea used to be that commits are on top of the previous ones, rewriting one needs rewrite of all the latter ones.
bmandale|14 days ago
arcologies1985|13 days ago