Git and GitHub Masterclass - The Practical Bootcamp - Rebase Merge Conflict

The video tutorial covers the process of using git rebase to manage branches and resolve conflicts. It begins with an introduction to rebase and conflict scenarios, followed by steps to delete and recreate branches. The tutorial then demonstrates creating and committing changes in a new feature branch, handling merge conflicts, and finalizing changes. The importance of deleting branches after tasks are completed is emphasized.

What happens to the commit history of a branch when it is rebased onto another branch?

• The commit history is reapplied on top of the other branch.

• The commit history remains unchanged.

• The commit history is merged with the other branch.

• The commit history is deleted.

What is the purpose of deleting a branch after it has been rebased and merged?

• To ensure the branch cannot be rebased again.

• To keep the repository clean and organized.

• To prevent accidental changes to the branch.

• To free up space in the repository.

What is the first step in resolving a merge conflict during a rebase?

• Accept the changes from the main branch.

• Rebase the branch again.

• Delete the conflicting branch.

• Identify and decide which changes to keep.

Why is it important to run 'git rebase continue' after resolving conflicts?

• To finalize the rebase process.

• To delete the conflicting files.

• To merge the branches automatically.

• To push the changes to the remote repository.

What should be done after completing a task on a feature branch?

• Create a new branch from the feature branch.

• Rebase the branch onto the main branch.

• Delete the branch locally and on the remote.

• Merge the branch into the main branch.

What is the main goal of both merging and rebasing?

• To create new branches for features.

• To resolve conflicts between branches.

• To integrate changes from different branches.

• To delete unnecessary branches.

What is the next topic to be discussed after this video?

• The differences between merge and rebase.

• How to create a new branch.

• How to delete a branch.

• The process of committing changes.