Hi Max, very nice explanation. I may be wrong but didn't you miss a step? Merging back to master to push the changes? Because the rebase that you do happens in your local personal branch. Your commits still need to go in the master and then merge and push upstream?
That is true, but I felt it went a little outside the scope of the guide. I wanted to focus more on the rebase itself. I felt that merging a branch back to master was a separate kind of tast - one closely connected to rebasing, yes, but still something separate.
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Hi Max, very nice explanation. I may be wrong but didn't you miss a step? Merging back to master to push the changes? Because the rebase that you do happens in your local personal branch. Your commits still need to go in the master and then merge and push upstream?
That is true, but I felt it went a little outside the scope of the guide. I wanted to focus more on the rebase itself. I felt that merging a branch back to master was a separate kind of tast - one closely connected to rebasing, yes, but still something separate.