Just remember to always git branch backup before you rebase. Then, after the rebase, you can git diff backup to make sure it went well. If something does go awry, you can just git reset --hard backup and start over.
I agree. But from my experience, people just learning how to rebase really don't want to know anything about git reflog.
The branch method is simpler for beginners.
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Just remember to always
git branch backupbefore you rebase. Then, after the rebase, you cangit diff backupto make sure it went well. If something does go awry, you can justgit reset --hard backupand start over.There's no need to create a backup branch. You can do
git diff HEAD@{N}~rangeandgit reset --hard HEAD@{N}. Also seegit reflogI agree. But from my experience, people just learning how to rebase really don't want to know anything about
git reflog.The branch method is simpler for beginners.