📅 最后修改于: 2023-12-03 15:15:18.054000 🧑 作者: Mango
In Git, a rebase is a way to integrate changes from one branch into another. It is useful when working on a feature branch and you want to update it with the changes that have been made to the master branch. This tutorial will show you how to use Git rebase with master in the terminal using Shell/Bash.
Before you can use Git rebase with master, you need to have Git installed on your machine. You should also have a basic knowledge of Git and its commands.
First, you need to checkout the branch that you want to update. If you are not already on the feature branch, use the following command:
git checkout feature-branch
Next, you need to fetch the latest changes from the master branch. This will bring in any changes that have been made since you created the feature branch.
git fetch origin master
Now you're ready to rebase the feature branch with the latest changes from the master branch. Use the following command:
git rebase origin/master
This will apply any changes that have been made to the master branch onto your feature branch.
If there are any conflicts between the changes made on the feature branch and the changes made on the master branch, you will need to resolve them. Git will show you where the conflicts are and you can manually fix them.
git status
This will show you which files have conflicts that need to be resolved.
After you have resolved all conflicts, you need to commit the changes to the feature branch.
git add .
git commit -m "Updated feature branch with latest changes from master"
Finally, you need to push the changes to the feature branch.
git push origin feature-branch
Git rebase with master is a useful command when working on a feature branch that needs to be updated with the latest changes from the master branch. By following the steps outlined in this tutorial, you should be able to rebase your feature branch with ease.