I want to update /Pull changes into my local machine from the forked repo on Github . I hope I clear my question.
when i try the âgit rebase commandâ it show up like this. What does it means
What âgit rebaseâ basically does is take all your changes that you made from the point where you branched off, then reapply them onto the latest version of the branch youâre rebasing onto. So basically itâs âreplayingâ all your commits as if you made them from the latest master in the first place. What youâre seeing is that replay in action.
Personally I donât use rebase in my own projects, and I just merge master in instead. A rebase with conflicts is way harder to deal with than merge conflicts. You use rebase when youâre contributing to third-party projects where the maintainer doesnât want to wind through a bunch of merge commits to see what changed when. Usually you squash all your commits into a single one too when you do that. Thatâs the policy of the Linux kernel anyway, and a lot of other open source projects have adopted it.
Thanks but how could i overcome on this ârebaseâ now ?
If youâre not seeing any errors, your rebase was successful, and the output youâre seeing is just git being verbose about what itâs doing. No need to worry about it.