Git comes with a handy feature which allows you to - (no, not to view git history) to refine git history, in terms of redraw it when you have multiple branches so that you have well looking commits when you have to follow and represent the changes. Pros? It's working, it works for everyone once you get through the tutorial. Cons? Well, there are so many tutorials out there for git basics, that there are almost no brief, covering tutorial for such a slightly advanced feature. They are exists, it's just... Well, you git it.
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Link to tutorial: https://dev.to/vitalipom/one-for-all-tutorial-on-how-to-rewrite-git-history-with-git-graph-history-tools-2j9f
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