Suppose we have the fol开发者_高级运维lowing situation in Git:
X---Y feature
/
A---B---C---D edge
Now I rebase the edge
branch changing the B commit a little bit (using edit
) so it now looks like this:
X---Y feature
A---E---C'---D' edge
C' and D' are the same commits as C and D, but applied on top of E (and notice that X within the feature
branch became disconnected).
Now how can I:
- Rebase/merge the
feature
branch so that its commits appear as if they were applied on top of D'? - Rebase/merge the
feature
branch so that its commits appear as if they were applied on top of E, but without a separate 'merging branch ...' commit (and with C' and D' being rewritten to become C'' and D'')?
X
doesn't become disconnected per-se, it still has the original B
as its parent. If you want to subsequently rebase feature
on top of edge
, then:
git checkout feature
git rebase edge
If you wish to change the tree so that it has a similar structure to the original version, but with X
as a child of E
, that's:
git checkout feature
git rebase --onto <sha-of-E> <sha-of-B> feature
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