Git - Cherry-Pick and Advanced MergingYou want to combine octopus merge with a rebase workflow. Which sequence is correct?ARebase main onto each feature branch, then merge branches separatelyBRebase each feature branch onto main, then octopus merge all rebased branches into mainCOctopus merge all branches first, then rebase main onto the merged commitDMerge branches separately, then rebase each onto mainCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand rebase before mergeRebasing feature branches onto main updates them to latest main state.Step 2: Perform octopus merge after rebasingAfter rebasing, octopus merge combines all updated branches cleanly into main.Final Answer:Rebase each feature branch onto main, then octopus merge all rebased branches into main -> Option BQuick Check:Rebase branches first, then octopus merge [OK]Quick Trick: Rebase branches on main before octopus merge [OK]Common Mistakes:Merging before rebasing causing conflictsRebasing main onto branches instead of reverseMerging branches separately without octopus
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