This short slideshow presents what happens when you are using Git rebase with rebase point from the same branch 3 commits ago.

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we select this commit
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and start rebasing with
git rebase HEAD~3 command
This presentation is from “The power of Git interactive rebase” article on Tratif blog (blog.tratif.com)
Copyrights 2018 Tomasz Kaczmarzyk, Tratif (tratif.com)
blog.tratif.com
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…and changes are put aside
for a moment
This presentation is from “The power of Git interactive rebase” article on Tratif blog (blog.tratif.com)
Copyrights 2018 Tomasz Kaczmarzyk, Tratif (tratif.com)
blog.tratif.com
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as in a regular rebase
the branch is reset…

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This presentation is from “The power of Git interactive rebase” article on Tratif blog (blog.tratif.com)
Copyrights 2018 Tomasz Kaczmarzyk, Tratif (tratif.com)
blog.tratif.com
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the changes are applied one by one
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This presentation is from “The power of Git interactive rebase” article on Tratif blog (blog.tratif.com)
Copyrights 2018 Tomasz Kaczmarzyk, Tratif (tratif.com)
blog.tratif.com
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they are applied exactly where they were previously
so effectively nothing changes
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