Overview
Merging and rebasing are two important methods in Git for integrating changes from one branch into another. Merging combines the histories of two branches, creating a new commit. Rebasing, on the other hand, moves or combines a sequence of commits to a new base commit. Understanding these concepts helps you manage code changes effectively and maintain a clean project history.
📚 Key Learning Objectives
- ✓ Explain the difference between merging and rebasing.
- ✓ Demonstrate how to perform a merge in Git.
- ✓ Show how to execute a rebase in Git.
- ✓ Identify when to use merging versus rebasing.
- ✓ Resolve conflicts that may arise during merging or rebasing.
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