[Solved] Given the following commands run in sequence:git checkout featuregit rebase mainWhat happens to the commits on feature branch? | Git

Git - Rebasing

Given the following commands run in sequence:

git checkout feature
git rebase main

What happens to the commits on feature branch?

AThey are replayed on top of the latest commit on <code>main</code>

BThey are deleted and replaced by <code>main</code> commits

CThey remain unchanged and <code>main</code> is merged

DThey are copied to a new branch named <code>main</code>

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand what 'git rebase main' does on feature branch
It takes commits from feature and replays them on top of main's latest commit.
Step 2: Clarify what happens to commits
Commits are not deleted but moved to appear after main's commits, creating a linear history.
Final Answer:
They are replayed on top of the latest commit on main -> Option A
Quick Check:
Rebase = replay commits on new base [OK]

Quick Trick: Rebase replays commits on top of target branch [OK]

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