You rebased your feature branch onto main and now want to update the remote branch. What must you do to push your changes?

hard📝 Workflow Q15 of 15

Git - Rebasing

AUse <code>git push</code> normally without flags

BUse <code>git push --force</code> to overwrite remote history

CDelete the remote branch and push again

DUse <code>git push --no-verify</code> to skip hooks

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand effect of rebase on commit history
Rebase rewrites commit history, so remote branch history differs from local.
Step 2: Identify correct push method after rebase
You must force push with git push --force to update remote branch with rewritten history.
Final Answer:
Use git push --force to overwrite remote history -> Option B
Quick Check:
Rebase requires force push to update remote [OK]

Quick Trick: After rebase, always force push to update remote branch [OK]

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