Rebasing a branch with the master in Git is a vital skill for maintaining clean and updated codebases. Follow these steps to seamlessly rebase your branch:
- Switch to Your Branch: Use
git checkout your-branch
to switch to the branch you want to rebase. - Fetch Latest Changes: Run
git fetch origin
to get the latest changes from the remote repository. - Rebase with Master: Execute
git rebase origin/master
to integrate changes from the master branch. - Resolve Conflicts: If conflicts occur, resolve them manually, then continue rebasing with
git rebase --continue
. - Push Changes: Finally, update the remote branch using
git push -f
to force-push the rebased commits.
By following these steps, you ensure your branch stays up-to-date with the master, leading to a clean and efficient code development process.