As I understand it, rebase moves the rebase , and cherry-pick copies them.Is it an alternative?Depends on the goal. - LEQADA
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In the rebase -i , if you read it, the pick command just makes a cherry-pick commit to a new basis.So yes, they do similar things.But, as @LEQADA correctly notes, different things happen to branches. - D-side
rebasemoves therebase, andcherry-pickcopies them. Is it an alternative? Depends on the goal. - LEQADArebase -i, if you read it, thepickcommand just makes acherry-pickcommit to a new basis. So yes, they do similar things. But, as @LEQADA correctly notes, different things happen to branches. - D-side