Mastering Git - Part 6: Rebase: Rewriting History | Ray Wenderlich

Rebase is a whole lot more powerful than just as a replacement for merge. It offers the ability to completely rewrite the history of your git repo. Discover how in this action-packed video.


This is a companion discussion topic for the original entry at https://www.raywenderlich.com/4289-mastering-git/lessons/6

Not sure what magic config changes you’ve made to your version of vim but gD does nothing in vi/vim on any of my machines. If anyone is doing this course and doesn’t know “vim-fu”, you can delete the contents of file buffer (e.g. for writing the new commit message when squashing all of the util commits) with :1,$d<enter>.

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@rcritz my apologies… I didn’t mean gD… I meant dG— d is delete, and G means move from the current line to the end of the file.

Sorry!

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