Overview
Merging and rebasing are two important techniques in Git that help you manage changes in your code. Merging combines different branches into one, while rebasing moves changes from one branch to another. Understanding these methods is essential for collaborating with others and keeping your project organized. This introduction will help you learn when to use each technique effectively.
📚 Key Learning Objectives
- ✓ Define merging and rebasing in Git.
- ✓ Explain the differences between merging and rebasing.
- ✓ Demonstrate how to perform a merge in Git.
- ✓ Show how to rebase a branch in Git.
- ✓ Identify scenarios for using merging or rebasing.
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